Subject: DEDK<br/>
Date: Apr 12, 2003 @ 14:57<br/>
Author: Jesper Nielsen (&quot;Jesper Nielsen&quot; &lt;jesniel@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1926198460">Just a quick email about one of the most interesting parts of DEDK.<br/>
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<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://levende.kms.dk/geoservice2000/kortbrowser/mapviewer.asp?size=1&mapid=">http://levende.kms.dk/geoservice2000/kortbrowser/mapviewer.asp?size=1&mapid=</a><br/>
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On this map you see<br/>
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1) Railway sailent , made so DK trains could range inside the country.<br/>
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2) A DK pene enclave with numerous border markers. Instead of a natural<br/>
border along the stream, it goes across a field. The area formerly owned by<br/>
a Dane, was used in land exchange.<br/>
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Jesper</div>