Accuracy: 5 m (16 ft)
Quality: good
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20°N 55°E (visit #1)
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(visited by Petra Maissenbacher and Jörg Pfänder)
13-Feb-2004 -- The point is part of one of the largest sand deserts of the world, the Rub` al-Khāliy desert. The point marks also the border between the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and as here is a bend in the straight border line, the point is called "The Corner". Absolutely impressive to stand in this place! |
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#1: The Corner
#2: Desert driving
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Notes
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According to digitized map data, the borderline to Saudi-Arabia is running exactly through the Confluence, while forming a slight bend there. The borderline's legs are running from here in approx. directions WSW and NNE. |
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