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Date: Fri, 8 Mar 2002 22:07:47 +0100
From: Michal Okonek <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Small villages in Belarus
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David,

I don't have this particular 1:250,000 map sheet either, but according to
the maps we do have (1:200,000 topos put out by the 'Kamitet Geadezii i
Kartografii Respubliki Belarus' which is the Belarussian national mapping
agency) there are three villages names 'Leonovichi' - but unfortunately none
of them is located where your patron expect it to be.

The nearest one is located 5 miles west of Pastavy (near the Lithuanian
border) and the approx. coords are N 55 D 08' / E 26 D 45'.

The remaining two are located south of Minsk.

If it's of any assistance, I'd be happy to provide a photocopy or a color
scan of the map.

Best regards from Poland,

Michal Okonek




At 03:31 PM 3/8/2002 -0500, you wrote:
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>Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 15:28:34 -0500
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>Subject: Small villages in Belarus
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>I am trying to locate some data and perhaps a map showing the town of
>Leonowicze, which is now in Belarus (was Lithuania at an earlier stage).
>BGN has map sheet NN 35-3 and coords: N 55 D 12' / E 28 D 05'.
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>We do not have the 250,000 scale map NN 35-3, which should have it. I am
>hoping someone might be able to provide assistance or let us have a
>photocopy of the region with this village showing.
>
>The patron has additional info that might help, but the above is the most
>direct data I can provide.
>
>David J. Bertuca, Arts & Humanities Librarian
>University at Buffalo
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