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On topographic maps, the international border is indicated by
a dashed line and squares with a dot, which
indicates the actual markers.
The camera symbol shows where the photos were
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 Move your pointer onto and off the marker to see the other side.
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 This U.S. government sign appears as the grassy trail (visible on the right, shown by a red arrow) leads into the U.S. But local people just drive around the sign! The Canadian government has not put up such signs on the other side. |
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Created by Ingolf Vogeler on 12 June 2000; last revised on 27 September 2005.