- 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...
- Manzanares' riverbanks, near the latter's
confluence with the
Fuente Castellana thalweg in the
south of the city. The
Monte de El
Pardo (a
protected forested area...
- 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...
-
signed in
Paris on 30 May 1814,
Article 3: "5° [...] On the Rhine, the
Thalweg will be the
border so that any
changes that may
occur later in the course...
- part of
their broader diplomatic relations.
While Serbia claims that the
thalweg of the
Danube valley and the
centreline of the
river represents the international...
-
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,...
- as the '
thalweg principle'.
There is
nothing in
either the 1858 or the 1860
treaty to
suggest the
border is
anywhere other than the
thalweg.[citation...
- for Iraq
agreeing that the
frontier on the
waterway ran
along the
entire thalweg, Iran
ended its
support for the
Peshmerga in the
Second Iraqi–Kurdish War...
