Subject: Re: Estonian martime border
Date: Oct 11, 2002 @ 08:46
Author: Peter Smaardijk ("Peter Smaardijk" <smaardijk@...>)
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Grant Hutchison wrote:
"There is an agreed boundary in the Gulf of Finland between the EEZ
of the former Soviet Union and the EFZ of Finland - this arrangement
seems to have been honoured by Estonia and Russia."

Acc. to the UN Law of the Sea website, there is an agreement between
Estonia and Finland dating from 1996 on the maritime boundary between
the two EEZ (EZ for Estonia, continental shelf and fishing zone for
Finland). There is also an agreement from 1994 on the procedure of
modification of the boundary between the territorial waters of the
two (I didn't know there was one; maybe involving islands?).

An EEFIRU tripoint has not been established yet then (this has been
left open in the EEFI agreement; the same goes for EEFISE).

An EEFISE tripoint has been established however since, in 2001.

See:
http://www.un.org/Depts/los/LEGISLATIONANDTREATIES/STATEFILES/EST.htm

Furthermore, there are these maps I found a long time ago on the
internet, but it may well be that these are maps of planned (not
established) changes in the (maritime) boundaries (
http://www.geo.ut.ee/~raivo/piirid.html ). See msgs. 2847 and 2850.

Peter S.