& jack let me add after closer study
& without at all diminishing your & our accomplishment here
that your inoh3budefrha find is imo undeniably real
as the unbroken public land survey grid everywhere surrounding
it plainly attests & confirms
er
i dont know if the shorthand is any help
but thats indiana dearborn & franklin plus ohio butler & hamilton
as you probably also foresaw
& let me also add that your ndsd3marirosa looks quite good
even despite the many breaks in the grid nearby
so i dont seriously question it
but do hold out some reserve pending confirmation
& finally
that i do frankly doubt all 3 of your other novel claims
for the following reasons
cout3grmemosa is surrounded by many public land breaks
& tho the quadrijunction looks just fairly good on topozone at 25k
& might be called indeterminate for that reason
it looks quite bad at 100k
curiously
yet most tellingly
flga3brhaloma looks good enough at 25k but bad at 100k
because i think it is simply a usgs mistake at 25k
& my own visit to the supposed brooks county exclave there
which was originally attested by brendan
& upon which your quadpoint claim depends
was reported fresh in message 1545
& that report is remarkable now in retrospect for my complete
inability to account for the presence of brooks county there
& why i see now
for evidently it just isnt there
nor is the supposed megapoint
& finally
mnsd3mimopiro looks not very convincing to begin with & even
more questionable due to the many breaks in the grid nearby
but i grant it might be a third winner of your 5 new ones
leaving us still with a possible grand total of as many as 21
--- In
BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "acroorca2002"
<orc@o...> wrote:
> very tastefully & beautifully done maestro
>
> so you had 5 in all which i missed in message 8679
> & to me who also tried so earnestly that is a very impressive
job
> & i am glad to see your additions too
> while i also think cone & gasw might still be further added
> to bring the grand perhaps total up to 23
>
> to think i nearly revisited cone for that reason this week
>
> i do know that gasw has a statutory basis that contradicts the
> usgs near miss depiction
>
>
> more btw still to come on my own recent trypointings
> & i didnt mean to leave all that hanging
> but the hardin county library computer system in elizabethtown
ky
> lost my initial report
> after i needed to ask directions 3 times to even find the library
in
> the first place
> hahaha
> so i will be reporting it all in even greater detail soon
> but it just wont be so fresh
>
> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "jparsell"
> <jparsell@n...> wrote:
> > U. S. INTERSTATE & INTERNATIONAL QUAD-COUNTY
> POINTS
> >
> >
> >
> > 1. AR-LA Ashley-Union AR----Morehouse-Union LA
> > N 33 00' 29" W 92 04' 08" Ouachita River
> >
> > 2. AR-LA Lafayette-Miller AR----Bossier-Caddo LA
> > N 33 01' 09" W 93 48' 26" dry
> >
> > 3. AZ-CO-NM-UT Apache AZ--Montezuma CO--San
Juan
> NM--San Juan
> > UT
> > N 36 59' 56" W 109 02' 43" 4
> > Corners dry
> >
> > 4. CO-UT Mesa-Montrose CO----Grand-San Juan UT
> > N 38 30' 00" W 109 03' 37" dry
> >
> > 5. DC-MD-VA DCnorth----Montgomery
> MD----Arlington-Fairfax VA
> > N 38 56' 03" W 77 07' 12" dry S. bank
> > Potomac River
> >
> > 6. FL-GA Hamilton-Madison FL----Brooks-Lowndes
GA
> > N 30 38' 04" W 83 18' 34" Withlacoochee
> > R.
> >
> > 7. GA-NC-SC Rabun GA----Jackson-Macon
> NC----Oconee SC
> > N 35 00'03" W 83 18' 34" Chatooga
> > River
> >
> > 8. ID-UT Bear Lake-Franklin ID----Cache-Rich UT
> > N 41 59' 59" W 111 30' 28" dry
> > 9. IN-OH Dearborn-Franklin IN----Butler-Hamilton OH
> > N 39 18' 19" W 84 49' 09" dry on 1st
> > Prin. Meridian
> >
> > 10. KS-NE Republic-Washington
KS----Jefferson-Thayer
> NE
> > N 40 00' 07" W 97 22' 09" dry at IP of
> > 6th Prin. Meridian
> >
> > 11. MN-SD Pipestone-Rock MN----Minnehaha-Moody
SD
> > N 43 50' 58" W 96 27' 12" dry
> >
> > 12. MT-ND Richland-Roosevelt
MT----McKenzie-Williams
> ND
> > N 47 59' 45" W 104 02' 39" Missouri
> > River
> >
> > 13. NE-SD Cherry-Sheridan NE----Bennett-Shannon
SD
> > N 43 00' 57" W 102 04' 56" dry
> >
> > 14. NE-SD Cherry-Keya Paya NE----Todd-Tripp SD
> > N 42 59' 55" W 100 11' 55" dry
> >
> > 15. NC-SC Anson-Richmond
> NC----Chesterfield-Marlboro SC
> > N 34 48' 23" W 79 55' 42" Pee Dee River
> >
> > 16. NC-SC Columbus-Robeson NC----Dillon-Horry SC
> > N 34 17' 57" W 79 04' 17" Lumber River
> >
> > 17. ND-SD Emmons-Sioux ND----Campbell-Corson
SD
> > N 45 56' 37" W 100 30' 43" Missouri
> > River
> >
> > 18. ND-SD Richland-Sargent ND----Marshall-Roberts
SD
> > N 45 56' 07" W 97 13' 42" dry
> >
> > 19. VA-WV Clarke-Frederick VA----Berkeley-Jefferson
WV
> > N 39 15' 52" W 78 01' 58" Opequon
Creek
> >
> > 20. MT-Alberta-Brit. Col. Flathead-Glacier MT---Waterton
> Lakes
> > AL---Kootenay BC
> > N 48 59' 56" W 114 04'
> > 06" on Continental Divide
> >
> > 21. NY-Quebec-VT Clinton NY---Mississquoi-St.Jean
> QE---Grand Isle
> > VT
> > N 45 00' 38" W 73 20' 35"
> > Richelieu River
> >
> > Near misses MN-SD Brookings-Moody
> SD----Lincoln-Pipestone MN
> > N 44 11' 48" W 96 27' 09" misses
> > by less than 50 feet
> >
> > IA-IL Muscatine-Louisa IA----Mercer-Rock Island
> IL
> > Mississippi River
> > N41 20' 01" W 91 04' 19" misses by
> > about 130 feet
> >
> > This document written by Jack Parsell, March 16, 2003