European tripoints

European tripoints: Austria - Germany - Switzerland
Photographs by (c) Rolf Palmberg [2001-2011].
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View of the (unmarked) tripoint in Lake Constance from Swiss territory at the mouth of the river Rhein (Rheinspitz). German territory on the left; Austrian territory on the right [2001].

View of Lake Constance from the Austrian town of Bregenz. Swiss territory on the left; German territory on the right. The tripoint is assumed to be in the centre of the picture at a distance of about eight kilometres [2007].

View of Lake Constance from Swiss territory west of the town of Staad. The tripoint is assumed to be along the imagined straight line that starts at the camera, continues between the two (out of three) spar buoys that are on the right-hand side and then passes on the left-hand side of the tip of the tongue of land (Rheinspitz) that is visible further away on the right-hand side of the picture. The tripoint is assumed to be about seven kilometres from the camera and about four kilometres beyond Rheinspitz. German territory in the far distance [2007].

View of Lake Constance from the German town of Lindau. Austrian territory on the left; Swiss territory on the right and in the far distance. The tripoint is assumed to be in the centre of the picture at a distance of about four kilometres [2011].

	View of the (unmarked) tripoint in Lake Constance from Swiss territory at the mouth of the river Rhein (Rheinspitz). German territory on the left; Austrian territory on the right [2001].
	View of Lake Constance from the Austrian town of Bregenz. Swiss territory on the left; German territory on the right. The tripoint is assumed to be in the centre of the picture at a distance of about eight kilometres [2007].
	View of Lake Constance from Swiss territory west of the town of Staad. The tripoint is assumed to be along the imagined straight line that starts at the camera, continues between the two (out of three) spar buoys that are on the right-hand side and then passes on the left-hand side of the tip of the tongue of land (Rheinspitz) that is visible further away on the right-hand side of the picture. The tripoint is assumed to be about seven kilometres from the camera and about four kilometres beyond Rheinspitz. German territory in the far distance [2007].
	View of Lake Constance from the German town of Lindau. Austrian territory on the left; Swiss territory on the right and in the far distance. The tripoint is assumed to be in the centre of the picture at a distance of about four kilometres [2011].