Consulting BorderBase you would have found 4 picture links for FINORU at http://www.nicolette.dk/borderbase/tripoint.php?c1=49&c2=107&c3=118&orientation=

FINORU is by the way also a timezone tripoint.

The Scandinavian border freaks has been considdering a Scandianvian Tripoint Expedition, but so far we have found it too time consuming as both tripoints are remote, plus the drive.

FINORU can also only be attacked from NO, as the Finns have their restricted border zone, and Russians are probably not that friendly.

Jesper

----- Original Message -----

From: Kevin Meynell

To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 3:50 PM

Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Northernmost Int'l Land Frontier in the World

>is this the point where firu goes down to the sea >near linakhamen russia I don't think the FIRU border reaches the sea (although I believe it did pre-1940). However, the NORU border does and this is further north. Of course, there must also be an international boundary in the narrow sea channel (sorry, don't know the name) between northern Greenland and Canada. I imagine this is permanently frozen which I guess could be considered to be a 'land' frontier. BTW - is there a FINORU tripoint, and if so, does this make it the most northerly international tripoint? Another thing to consider is the international boundary between Canada and Greenland which must extend pretty far north. Cheers, Kevin Meynell

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