Even just a point can be of someones interest.
On earth there are a lot of interesting points, people like to visit.
Think about highest, deepest,
Northernmost, Westernmost etc.
A quadripoint is a point where 4 territories/entities meet.
There isn't a place on eart where 4 different countries meet (as there was at Vaals until 1920 (Moresnet),
There are quadri-points where borders of different territories meet.
A mostpoint is a point of interest, like the most Northernpoint of a country, a continent or a partnership like the European Union.
Please find that all 'gold' text below, is a link to another place on this website.
A tripoint is a point where 3 countrieborders meet.
click on the flag
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∆ Groningen/Drenthe/Niedersachsen
∆ Limburg/Noord-Brabant/België
Quadripoint
∆ Baarle (H1, H2 and the Netherlands)
Mostpoints
∆ Southernmost point (BM 12)
∆ Easternmost point (BM 196)
∆ Westernmost point (BM 360)
∆ Highest point (BM 1)
∆ Highestpoint of Noord-Brabant (BM 191)
∆ Lowest point Netherlands
∆ Bordermarker 204 (Dukdalf)
∆ Most smallest enclave in contour (H22)
∆ Most smallest enclave in m2 (H7)
Märket (Finland)
Tripoint Basel (DECHFR)
Tripoint Plöckenstein (ATCZDE)
∆ Nauders (ATCHIT)
∆ Feldkirch (ATCHLI)
∆ Plöckenstein (ATCZDE)
∆ Hohenau a.d. March (ATCZSK)
∆ Deutsch Jahrndorf (ATHUSK)
∆ Trdkova (ATHUSLO)
∆ Sorgschrofen (Jungholz)
∆ Jungholz
∆ Ouren (BEDELUX)
∆ Rodange (BEFRLUX)
∆ Vaals (BEDENL)
Koninkrijk der Nederlanden/
Spaanse Nederlanden/
Prinsbisdom Luyk
Quadripoint
∆ Baarle (H1, H2 and the Netherlands)
Bordermarkers from
∆ Oberhausen (BE) - Welchenhausen (DE)
Mostpoints
∆ Northernmost point (Meersel-Dreef)
∆ Easternmost point (Kehr)
Belarus
Mostpoints
∆ Westernmost point (Vysokaye)
∆ Roosville (CAUS)
∆ Eastport - Kingsgate
∆ Plöckenstein (ATCZDE)
∆ Hohenau a.d. March (ATCZSK)
Oddities and Extremities
∆ Boundary stone of the
Margraviate of Moravia
∆ Želená Ruda (Border railwaystation)
Tripoints
∆ Benica (HRHUSLO)
∆ Kilpisjärvi (FINOSE)
∆ Svankik (FINORU)
Mostpoints
∆ Westernmost point (Märket BM #7)
∆ Westernmost point (Mainland)
∆ Northernmost point (Nuorgam)
∆ Northernmost border
crossingpoint (of the world)
∆ Basel (CHDEFR)
∆ Rodange (BEFRLUX)
∆ Plöckenstein (ATCZDE)
∆ Ouren (BEDELUX)
∆ Vaals (BEDENL)
∆ Basel (CHDEFR)
∆ Schengen (DEFRLUX)
Mostpoints
∆ Easternmost point Freistaat Bayern
Oddities and Extremities
∆ Bayerisch Eisenstein (Border railwaystation)
∆ Groningen/Drenthe/Niedersachsen
∆ Bentheim/Münster/Netherlands
Hungary
∆ Deutsch Jahrndorf (ATHUSK)
∆ Trdkova (ATHUSLO)
∆ Benica (CROHUSLO)
Mostpoints
∆ Westernmost point (Felsőszölnök)
Italia
Tripoints
∆ Nauders (ATCHIT)
∆ Arnoldstein (ATITSLO)
Enclave
∆ Campione d' Italia
Oddities and Extremities
∆ Veneto/Lombarda (BM 17)
Luxembourg
Tripoints
∆ Ouren (BEDELUX)
∆ Rodange (BEFRLUX)
∆ Schengen (DEFRLUX)
Bordermarkers
∆ Luxembourg - Belgian Rodange↑
∆ Luxembourg - Germany Ouren↑
∆ Luxembourg - Germany Schengen↑
Tripoints
∆ Kilpisjärvi (FINOSE)
∆ Svankik (FINORU)
∆ Pikeneset pene-enclave (RU)
∆ Golddajávri (NOSE)
∆ Dorohus - Jagodzin (BM 988)
PL - BY
Specials
∆ The old stronghold
'Waly Jagiellońskie' (BM 914)
∆ Ferry Zabuże-Mielnik
Tripoint
∆ Svankik (FINORU)
∆ Pikeneset pene-enclave (RU)
∆ Trdkova (ATHUSLO)
∆ Deutsch Jahrndorf (ATHUSK)
∆ Hohenau a.d. March (ATCZSK)
∆ Benica (HRHUSLO)
Spain
∆ Southernmost point Europa
(Mainland)
Switzerland
∆ Nauders (ATCHIT)
∆ Feldkirch (ATCHLI)
Quadripoint
The world has a lot of - so called - 'tripoints'. It's the point where the border of 3 country's meet.
China is the country that has worldewide the most tripoints: 16. In Europe, Austria is the country with the most tripoints: 9 in total.
For an overview in Europe; click [here].
Worldwide there are only 2 quadripoints with 2 countries, in the USA there's a quadripoint with 4 US states.
Above I display the 3i-& 4ipoints I visited per country.
There are some other points that ain't real tripoints where countrys meet. For me interesting enough, not to mention.
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