The Norwegian-Swedish border (north of the Koster islands) is marked by a
chain of buoys from the mainland out as far as the rocks and skerries go.
And as I remember from a visit some years back, the Norwegian-Russian
border at Grensejakobselv in the far north is also marked by buoys or
poles, though not nearly as far out from the shoreline as the first case
referred to, presumably due to the absence of rocks.
Olav F. Knudsen
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>Has anyone ever heard of a territorial sea or other maritime boundary
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