European tripoints

European tripoints: Croatia - Hungary - Slovenia [attempted tripoint]
Photographs by (c) Rolf Palmberg [2002].
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The Krka river south of the Hungarian village of Csernec near the presumed Croatian-Hungarian-Slovenian tripoint (the maps we had all showed the Croatian-Slovenian border in different locations depending on the nationality of the map). Picture taken from the Hungarian side of the river, near border marker A648.

Picture taken from the Hungarian side of the river, a little bit further east. According to some maps, the easternmost part of Slovenia is in fact an exclave. If so, these two pictures are from about half-way between the tripoint proper and the western tripoint of the two additional tripoints created by the assumed Slovenian exclave on the Mura river.

	The Krka river south of the Hungarian village of Csernec near the presumed Croatian-Hungarian-Slovenian tripoint (the maps we had all showed the Croatian-Slovenian border in different locations depending on the nationality of the map). Picture taken from the Hungarian side of the river, near border marker A648.
	Picture taken from the Hungarian side of the river, a little bit further east. According to some maps, the easternmost part of Slovenia is in fact an exclave. If so, these two pictures are from about half-way between the tripoint proper and the western tripoint of the two additional tripoints created by the assumed Slovenian exclave on the Mura river.