Citations:thalwege

English citations of thalwege

• 1952: Great Britain Foreign and Commonwealth Office, British and Foreign State Papers, volume 144, page 167 (H.M.S.O.)

  Beacon No. 1 was placed at a point 43 metres from the junction of the waterways (Thalwege) of the Rivers Honde and Garura.

• 1970: Jan Hendrik Willem Verzijl, International Law in Historical Perspective, page 564 (Brill Archive; →ISBN, 9789021890500)

  The fact that it does happen (and especially because this was the case of the Rhine), that a river has two Thalwege was for early writers a ground of dissatisfaction with the new idea of the thalweg as the State boundary.

• 1973: Geotitles Weekly, volume 16: № 195 – volume 17: № 203, unknown page number (Geoservices)

  Includes longitudinal river profiles, graded profiles, graded slopes, graded streams, thalwege, interlocking spurs.

• 1977: International Association for Hydraulic Research, Proceedings, volume 1, page 294

  […] at the up-stream portion of the salt wedge, especially where the existence of salt water is limited in the thalwege in low water channel.

• 1994: Jāmiʻat al-Kuwayt, Journal of the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies, volume 19, issues 74–75, unknown page number

  This was against the 'Thalwege' rule which recognizes the median line as a basis for delimiting rivers and straits boundaries between two states.

• 1997: S. Akweenda, International Law and the Protection of Namibia’s Territorial Integrity: Boundaries and Territorial Claims, page 56 (Kluwer Law International; →ISBN

  The problem of two thalwege is usually avoided by the insertion of a safety clause in the treaty or arbitral award which describes the precise course.

• 1999: Guy S. Goodwin-Gill [ed.] and Stefan Talmon [ed.], The Reality of International Law: Essays in Honour of Ian Brownlie, page 298 (Oxford University Press; →ISBN, 0198268378)

  In his award, the arbitrator held that the Loubet line, which ran along a mountain range, ought to be replaced by a riverain boundary, namely the thalwege of the Sixaola and Yorquin rivers.¹⁵

• 2002: Nico Krisch, Karin Oellers-Frahm, and Christian Walter, World Court Digest: 1996–2000, page 221 (Springer; →ISBN

  In a bifurcated stretch of river, such as the Chobe River in the vicinity of Kasikili/Sedudu Island, both channels will have their respective thalwege.

• 2003: Ewan W. Anderson, International Boundaries: A Geopolitical Atlas, page 496 (Routledge; →ISBN

  It continues in a north-easterly direction along the watershed before following the thalwege of successive valleys northward to the terminal point on the Mediterranean Sea coastline at Ras Ajdir.