I was asking Eef Berns about the Andorran tripoints
and border markers.
Eef is referring to the lack of border treaties
etc, and concludes: "The borders of Andorra are still -after all these
centuries- provisional. There's no overall agreement with either France or
Spain. The act of demarcation between France and Spain (1868) gives no
description of the French-Andorrran border. There's no border-treaty known
between Andorra and Spain, although there's a reference to a to a mixed
Andorran-Spanish commission who installed boundary markers around 1860. The
Andorran constitution (1993) states that the borderline is the 'traditional
one'. Several maps contain the remark: "the Spain-Andorran boundary line hasn't
been officially sanctioned" or likewise.
However, in two areas Andorra and
France came to a delimitation act. The first is about the border of the Andorran
parish of St. Julia de Loria with Spain (1856). The second (2000) delimited the
border near the French village of Porta. Neither of these agreements comprises
the tripoints. Between Andorra and Spain there is at least one disputed area: a
zone near the Montmalus peak."
The CIA Worldbook is simply just saying "border is
undemarcated in sections".
Does anybody have more to add?
Jesper