Costa Rica-Panama arbitrationReport submitted to the representatives of Costa Rica . 1380 metert-^ljoye ?ea level. 1^50 materia abovje sea ^evel.^ 51 (4) The Upper Teuri. 57. Returning again to the field we are obliged to occupyfor the discussion of the report of the engineers, which, aswe have just shown, is far from being the one that oughtto furnish the ground for discussion, we come once moreto the divide we followed in the detail map No. 2, sheetNo. I, which, from the point where it diverges from theother divide that we said was at the intersection of meridian82° 40 47 west longitude and
Costa Rica-Panama arbitrationReport submitted to the representatives of Costa Rica . 1380 metert-^ljoye ?ea level. 1^50 materia abovje sea ^evel.^ 51 (4) The Upper Teuri. 57. Returning again to the field we are obliged to occupyfor the discussion of the report of the engineers, which, aswe have just shown, is far from being the one that oughtto furnish the ground for discussion, we come once moreto the divide we followed in the detail map No. 2, sheetNo. I, which, from the point where it diverges from theother divide that we said was at the intersection of meridian82° 40 47 west longitude and parallel 9° 36 north lati-tude, proceeds toward the northwest in almost a straightline, until it reaches parallel 9° 37, which it cuts at themeridian of 82° 42 52, and follows it to the meridian of82° 43. Thence the divide runs southernly along thismeridian to the parallel of 9° 36 43, where turningtoward the west it cuts the meridian of 82° 44 at theintersection of the latter with parallel 9° 36 38, which itfollows to regain a few seconds further on the parallel of 9°37
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