Thomas Lowe Hughes, Sino-Afghan boundary treaty (1964)
“ Modern China has been involved in numerous international disputes engendered by undefined or poorly delimited boundaries. At the request of the Embassy Kabul, the recent Afghan Chinese Communist border agreement has been plotted on a medium-scale map and the resulting boundary has been analysed. ”
Thomas Lowe Hughes, Sino-Afghan boundary treaty (1964)
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Thomas Lowe Hughes, Sino-Afghan boundary treaty (1964)
“ The more important issue, however, is the apparent movement of the aforementioned tripoint approximately 3 miles to the east of the location shown on British medium-scale, topographic maps. The change in the position of the tripoint would displace the Afghanistan-Hunza boundary a similar distance eastward. ”
