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What is a defined boundary?
What is a defined boundary?
What does a delimited boundary refer to?
What does a delimited boundary refer to?
A boundary drawn on a map agreed to by two sides.
What does a demarcated boundary signify?
What does a demarcated boundary signify?
A boundary visually marked by some visible means on the ground.
What are natural/physical-political boundaries?
What are natural/physical-political boundaries?
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What characterizes an artificial/geometric boundary?
What characterizes an artificial/geometric boundary?
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What is an antecedent boundary?
What is an antecedent boundary?
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What defines a subsequent boundary?
What defines a subsequent boundary?
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What is a superimposed boundary?
What is a superimposed boundary?
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What is a relic boundary?
What is a relic boundary?
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What is a definitional boundary dispute?
What is a definitional boundary dispute?
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What is a locational boundary dispute?
What is a locational boundary dispute?
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What characterizes an operational boundary dispute?
What characterizes an operational boundary dispute?
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What does an allocational boundary dispute involve?
What does an allocational boundary dispute involve?
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Study Notes
Boundary Types
- Defined boundary: Established through treaties or legal agreements between two entities.
- Delimited boundary: Drawn on maps by agreement; created by cartographers to visually represent borders.
- Demarcated boundary: Marked visibly on the ground using structures like walls, fences, or posts. Examples include US-Mexico and India-Pakistan borders.
- Natural/physical-political boundary: Follows natural features of the landscape, such as rivers or mountains; the Rio Grande serves as an example.
- Artificial/geometric boundary: Created based on geometric principles like latitude and longitude; seen in regions like Africa and the Texas-New Mexico border.
- Antecedent boundary: Drawn before significant population growth or cultural development; examples include the Malaysia-Indonesia border and the 49th Parallel.
- Subsequent boundary: Established post-settlement, reflecting cultural differences such as ethnicity and religion; notable cases include the partition of India and the borders within Ireland.
- Superimposed boundary: Drawn by external powers without regard to existing cultural patterns; a key example is the boundaries formed during the Berlin Conference in Africa.
- Relic boundary: A former boundary that no longer functions but is still evident in the cultural landscape; examples include the Berlin Wall and the Vietnam division.
Boundary Dispute Types
- Definitional boundary dispute: Contentions arise over the legal definition of a boundary; Lake Amistad and the USA-Mexico border illustrate this type.
- Locational boundary dispute: Disagreements focus on the actual placement of a boundary; the Saudi-Yemeni border is an example.
- Operational boundary dispute: Conflicts involve disagreements on the governance or administration of a boundary, such as claims regarding border management in the USA-Mexico border.
- Allocational boundary dispute: Conflicts over resource extraction locations relative to boundaries; notable cases include the Rumaila Oil Field conflict between Iraq and Kuwait and the Rio Grande.
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Test your knowledge on different types of boundaries with these flashcards. Explore the definitions of defined, delimited, and demarcated boundaries. Perfect for anyone looking to understand legal and geographical concepts related to boundaries.
