Subject: Re: Todays business<br/>
Date: Oct 08, 2002 @ 22:14<br/>
Author: kbajoras (&quot;kbajoras&quot; &lt;kbajoras@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1517180422">The most commonly accepted center of Europe is in Lithuania, about 20 <br/>
km north of Vilnius. There&#39;s a pyramid monument there. This was <br/>
calculated by the French National Geographic Institute in 1989. That <br/>
is the center of the conventional Europe. Of course Europe is not a <br/>
real continent so where you think the Europe&#39;s borders are will <br/>
change wher ethe center is. For example if you throw in the Caucausus <br/>
countries that&#39;s what probably makes it move to Sweden. The center of <br/>
EU is in Belgium somewhere.<br/>
Go to Jan Krogh&#39;s site for more info.<br/>
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