Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: 4-point in switzerland<br/>
Date: Mar 02, 2003 @ 00:55<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1376760373">Gee guys, that quadripoint has been in my website for<br/>
the last six months, so you guys should check out the<br/>
tiny updates.  I probably should have advertised it,<br/>
but I was still looking for more proofs.  The origin<br/>
is from the dismemberment of Bern, but the books I<br/>
read does not explicitly signify that there is an<br/>
existence of a true three-canton quadripoint there. <br/>
Chris, do you have any other proofs besides the<br/>
topographic maps?  I would really like to have them if<br/>
they exist.  It could possibly be a very, very close<br/>
call.<br/>
If you are looking for more crazy things in<br/>
Switzerland, check out what looks like a border<br/>
between Bern and Vaud, but possibly isn&#39;t.  It&#39;s kinda<br/>
cool, too.  I haven&#39;t advertised this curiosity either<br/>
without any sort of real proof.<br/>
Arif<br/>
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