Thank
you, Peter S.
Yes,
at least not before the end of the Soviet occupation. Remember that from Aug -
Dec. 2001 this point was the ltplsu tripoint accepted by all three parties
involved. (Lithuania and Poland would claim already from March 10th
1990.)
The
bend of the ltru boundary on the map is not correct, but I made it in order
to correct the boundary according to the situation of the tripoint.
According to the boundary treaty the present tripoint is located on the spot,
but according to my measures and understanding, then the present ltru boundary
up to the border fence must be located some 5 meters inside Russia.
Anyhow, this is not very important. This boundary is
not yet demarcated. After the Kaliningrad agreement, and Lithuania's most likely
affirmative respond, this work maybe soon will continue. GBBE must hurry on in
order to see the Vistytis farms!
Jan
Nice pictures,
Jan!
The old Soviet border marker, which is on Lithuanian soil, did
have
it's Soviet coat-of-arms replaced by a Russian one! This was
probably
done after Lithuania's regained independence, is my
guess.
Mmm...
Peter S.
--- "Jan S. Krogh"
<jan.krogh@...> wrote:
> Finally I managed to publish these
pictures.
> Some text will be added later.
>
> http://home.no.net/enklaver/borders/ltplru.htm
>