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November 29th 06, 09:22 PM
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How do you find the limits of areas on a chart?
"Jim Macklin" writes:
Boundaries: Beginning at 39° 12' 30"N lat., 86° 09' 50"W long., to 39° 07' 36"N lat., 86° 08' 00"W long., to 39° 07' 36"N lat., 85° 59' 30"W long., to 39° 00' 00"N lat., 85° 59' 30"W long., to 38° 57' 48"N lat., 86° 01' 29"W long., to 38° 57' 48"N lat., 86° 16' 06"W long., to 39° 06' 00"N lat., 86° 15' 00"W long., to the point of beginning. All well and good, but rather awkward to review in the air (or even on the ground). -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. 
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