4 Geography · 4.3.4 World regional geography: features, resources and places
4.3.4.5 International boundary lines: Durand, McMahon, Radcliffe, 38th parallel and others
Famous boundary lines are named after the officials who drew them (Durand, McMahon, Radcliffe, Curzon) or after the parallel they follow (38th, 49th); exams pair each line with the two countries it divides and the year.
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Key terms
- Durand Line
- McMahon Line
- Radcliffe Line
- Line of Control
- Line of Actual Control
- AGPL
- Sir Creek
- 38th parallel
- 17th parallel
- 49th parallel
- 22nd parallel
- Oder–Neisse
- Maginot Line
- Siegfried Line
- Hindenburg Line
- Mannerheim Line
- Curzon Line
- Green Line
- Blue Line
- superimposed boundary
- India's land borders
What this note covers
- Core factsFoundation
- ExplainedStandard
- DeeperAdvanced
- Mains writingMains writing
- Common trapsFoundation
- Quick revisionFoundation
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