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Chile John

April 07, 2007 08:59AM

Have any of you looked closely at the N-S boundary between TX and NM. There is an offset starting where NM meets OK and extends south from there. Can't remember how far to the west the line is offset, but it is significant. In NM it is common folklore to say that TX "stole" that strip of NM.

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