Thread: How Good Is Your Geographic? [5]
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2nd May 2014, 11:43 #11
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Here's a quick one.
Borders between countries either follow geographical features like rivers and mountain ranges, or they are straight lines drawn on a map.
This particular border is essentially straight lines on a map but it has a marked 'kink' around a particular geographical feature. An apocryphal story says that this is because one monarch gave this feature to another as a Christmas or birthday gift.
(1) Who were the two monarchs?
(2) What is the geographical feature?
(3) What are the two countries the border separates?
To avoid any confusion, I will consider this is solved by the person who provides the last piece of the answer not the person who provides most pieces.Last edited by D-Type; 2nd May 2014 at 11:55.
Duncan Rollo
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