Subject: SeptiPoint?<br/>
Date: Feb 04, 2003 @ 18:48<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@yahoo.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-165241780">For those of you who do not think having a web page<br/>
matters.  I bring up what happened to me today.  I<br/>
just received a message from Mr Hans Harlen, who<br/>
mentions two enclaves of Ians in Sweden.  These I will<br/>
put on my web page sometimes.  <br/>
But more astounding to me was his &quot;tripoint&quot;, the one<br/>
I am calling a septipoint until somebody fixes my<br/>
Latin.  Seven boundary lines meet at one point.  They<br/>
are all communes.  We all wish it could have been<br/>
first order divisions, but they are not, but a<br/>
seven-line meeting point is still pretty good.  I am<br/>
still trying to confirm what they are, but I will give<br/>
his list.  The communes are supposed to be Yl�ne,<br/>
P�yty�, Aura, Rusko, Vahto, Nousiainen, Myn�m�ki. <br/>
There is also an 8th line in the Finnish Mapping site<br/>
which I haven&#39;t figured out yet.  I am attaching a<br/>
1:200,000 map and 1:40,000 map.<br/>
Arif<br/>
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