I believe the boundaries of Berlin-West were assumed as a result of
the list published in 1939 by the Katasteramt. In any case, a
wartime list was incorporated into the 4-power treaty that defined
West Berlin's borders. It listed the exclaves that later wound up in
the four power treaty. The list I have could be incomplete,
because it was typed from a copy of the treaty some years ago; I don't
see reference in it to anything that sounds like any name that
appears in this message thread.
LN

--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., Wolfgang Pietsch <wpi@b...> wrote:
> Peter Smaardijk wrote on Mon, 14 Oct 2002 18:41:26 -0000:
> >
> > The location can be seen on Exklaven_1939_Map.jpg, the map posted
by
> > Wolfgang.
> >
> > On my (modern) city map, it should be somewhere in between the
> > Heerstrasse (south of Spandau, near Pichelsdorf) and the former
> > village of Tiefwerder, in between the Havel and some older reaches
of
> > that river. There is a "Kolonie Tiefwerder Wiesen" on the banks of
> > the Hauptgraben. Another area called "Tiefenwerder Wiesen"
(probably
> > an error) is just to the west of it, nearer to the Havel.
>
> Although the 1939 map is small, I believe in correctness of the
> locations drawn there. So I attach an actual city map with where
> I believe that Seeburg enclave had been.
>
> Last week I checked one mid 60 1:4000 cadastral map of that area
> but didn't find any remarkable. Will check the library again for
> something better. Wait and see ...
>
> Regards Wolfgang P.