- In geography, hydrography, and
fluvial geomorphology, a
thalweg or
talweg (/ˈtɑːlvɛɡ/) is the line or
curve of
lowest elevation within a
valley or watercourse...
- in 1913,
which declared that the Ottoman-Persian
frontier run
along the
thalweg, but
World War I
canceled all plans.
During the
Mandate of Iraq (1920–1932)...
-
resolution was
based on the
thalweg principle.
India supports its
stance by
citing the
thalweg doctrine in
international law. The
thalweg legal principle states...
- needed] The
route of the canal, as
usually proposed,
would follow the
thalweg (the lowest-ground line) of the Kuma-Manych Depression. From the Caspian...
- [citation needed] The
water boundaries are
still set to be the
original thalweg of the rivers.
Since then,
several have been
inundated by
lakes created...
-
Cisalpine Republic by the 1801
Treaty of Lunéville, and
drawn up
along the
thalweg of the
lower Adige river.
Unlike the
previous 1,100-year-old republic,...
- Iran–Iraq
border in the
Shatt al-Arab
should be
demarcated according to the
thalweg principle. In 1934, the
Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq,
encouraged by the United...
-
territorial dispute concerned which channel of the
Chobe River was the
thalweg, the bona fide
international boundary. This was important, as, depending...
- channel, is the
thalweg or
thalweg line. It is
typically designated the
borderline when
rivers are used as
political borders. The
thalweg hugs the outer...
- it
meets the Fly
River flowing east, then a
short curve of the river's
thalweg to
where it
meets the 141°01'10" E
meridian flowing west, then southwards...
