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Subject: Re: [PSES] NRTL North of the 40th parallel - Off Topic
Interesting discussion about the 40th parallel. As it turns out the
exploration of the American territories in years past has often
In message 006c01ce19a5$c91fb640$5b5f22c0$@cox.net, dated Tue, 5 Mar
2013, Ed Price edpr...@cox.net writes:
And even that map doesn't show Baseline Road in Maine!
Surely the last word:
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Another NRTL (headquarters in the U.S.A.) south of the
40th parallel is NEMKO (San Diego, ~32.7 N).
Rich
44.0736 N, -121.3372 W
On 3/2/2013 9:44 AM, Ted Eckert wrote:
Let me clarify that my response is intended only in jest and is not intended as
a critical response. (I don't know how well
The Mason Dixon Line only extends to the southwest
corner of Pennsylvania, not all the way across the
U.S.A. :-)
On 3/3/2013 7:29 PM, Bill Owsley wrote:
Otherwise, colloquially known as the Mason-Dixon line
FYI
The Mason-Dixon line It is not on the 40th either (close). The 40th runs
across Lancaster county PA, and through the town of Millersville, PA and across
the campus of my High School.
Leo Heiland
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In message 51350037.9050...@ieee.org, dated Mon, 4 Mar 2013, Richard
Nute ri...@ieee.org writes:
The Mason Dixon Line only extends to the southwest
corner of Pennsylvania, not all the way across the
U.S.A. :-)
Let us consider it notionally extended - to Beijing.
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by today's measurements, it's about 39.43 or there abouts, generally the
northern border of Maryland, whatever that turns into, and since the country
ended near it's western end, so did the line. The rest was Indian country.
I'm used to big old trees and rock piles to designate real estate
Interesting discussion about the 40th parallel. As it turns out the exploration
of the American territories in years past has often involved this line. I
personally drive across this delimiter every day, traveling to and from work.
My workplace in Louisville Colorado is at latitude 39.96745
The added info is great! This concept continued on westward after the origin...
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Otherwise, colloquially known as the Mason-Dixon line
From: Ted Eckert ted.eck...@microsoft.com
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Sent: Saturday, March 2, 2013 12:44 PM
Subject: RE: NRTL North of the 40th parallel - Off Topic
Let me
I know I'm getting pedantic here. The 40th parallel runs across the middle of
the United States. U.S. Cities north of the 40th parallel include Northbrook
Illinois, Newtown Connecticut, Peabody Massachusetts, Courtland New York and a
few other headquarter cities of test laboratories on OSHA's
Let me clarify that my response is intended only in jest and is not intended as
a critical response. (I don't know how well emoticons work on this list-server.)
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