Subject: Baltic EEZ tripoints / Monaco maritime space<br/>
Date: Feb 24, 2003 @ 11:26<br/>
Author: Martin Pratt (&quot;Martin Pratt&quot; &lt;m.a.pratt@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-153912008">Dear Karolis,<br/>
<br/>
The PLRUSE tripoint has been defined by agreement at 55d 52.788&#39; N, 18d<br/>
55.545&#39; E. The LTRUSE tripoint has yet to be confirmed but it will probably<br/>
lie around 3 nautical miles to the north of PLRUSE (the outermost point of<br/>
the agreed LTRU boundary, which I assume is slightly to the east of the<br/>
likely LTRUSE tripoint, is at 55d 55.420&#39; N, 19d 02.805&#39;E).<br/>
<br/>
Monaco actually got a pretty good deal when it agreed its maritime boundary<br/>
with France. If equidistance lines had been used, the concave coastline<br/>
around Monaco would have left it with a territorial sea which tapered to an<br/>
outermost point just 6 nautical miles offshore. Under its 1984 boundary<br/>
agreement with France it got a 1.69 nm-wide &#39;corridor&#39; of territorial sea<br/>
and continental shelf extending over 47 nm offshore in a south-southeasterly<br/>
direction. <br/>
<br/>
m a r t i n <br/>
<br/>
<blockquote><span title="qreply"> &gt; um, I can&#39;t say that I have much specific questions. I just got <br/>
&gt; interested in marine boundaries in the Baltic, my home sea. It would <br/>
&gt; just be nice to have some resource to refer to, but I haven&#39;t been in <br/>
&gt; luck on the internet.<br/>
&gt; well, one nagging question about the Polish eez, does it end south <br/>
&gt; of, at, or north of the outmost point of LTRU (in other words, is it <br/>
&gt; LTRUSE, LTPLRU, or LTPLRUSE?)<br/>
&gt; And also this kinda random one, does Monaco have a fair share of <br/>
&gt; waters? </span></blockquote></div>