I know that the border roughly follows the Colorado River southeast to the coast, but how closely does it follow? I know that the border runs through the middle of Austin, but what about points Northwest? That river meanders all the way to the rockies. The PCC didn;t claim any Texan lands, not there is much out there to claim. (its barely TX as it is.)
This is important to me, because I am trying to find the border, and good places to run it. I am thinking personal docks and inlets would be a good way to go.(they can;t police the whole damn thing, its a major waterway through the state. (in some places)
Full Version: Azzie/TX border
Here's my approximation of the Aztlan based on an older SR map (http://www.shadowrun.us/materials/Maps/Shadowrun%20-%20World%20Map.pdf)
From just north of San Diego, take I-8 east until you hit I-10.
From there, pass over Tuscon going east-southeast until you meet up with I-10 again.
Follow I-10 until you hit I-25
From there the border runs east (and only slightly north) until it touches today's TX border at about 32.714 -103.065
From there it runs south to about 31.689 -103.065
Here it has a very rough SE run until it gets w/in 40 miles of San Antonio where it curves jaggedly up and through Austin
From there it quickly turns south where it hits the gulf at Corpus Christi
Hope this helps!
From just north of San Diego, take I-8 east until you hit I-10.
From there, pass over Tuscon going east-southeast until you meet up with I-10 again.
Follow I-10 until you hit I-25
From there the border runs east (and only slightly north) until it touches today's TX border at about 32.714 -103.065
From there it runs south to about 31.689 -103.065
Here it has a very rough SE run until it gets w/in 40 miles of San Antonio where it curves jaggedly up and through Austin
From there it quickly turns south where it hits the gulf at Corpus Christi
Hope this helps!
IIRC the border thru Austin cuts the Steve Jackson warehouse/store in half. 
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QUOTE (WearzManySkins @ Jun 2 2008, 11:40 PM) 
IIRC the border thru Austin cuts the Steve Jackson warehouse/store in half.
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Oh, you KNOW SJ Games has got that place set up for some major monitoring, and is selling the footage for the warehouse fights!
"Warehouse Wars"!
The border is whereever the nearest soldiers say it is.
QUOTE (Backgammon @ Jun 3 2008, 07:29 AM)
The border is whereever the nearest soldiers say it is.
Which gets really interesting if there's a Texan and an Azzie close together!
QUOTE (Game2BHappy @ Jun 2 2008, 11:32 PM)
Here's my approximation of the Aztlan based on an older SR map (http://www.shadowrun.us/materials/Maps/Shadowrun%20-%20World%20Map.pdf)
From just north of San Diego, take I-8 east until you hit I-10.
From there, pass over Tuscon going east-southeast until you meet up with I-10 again.
Follow I-10 until you hit I-25
From there the border runs east (and only slightly north) until it touches today's TX border at about 32.714 -103.065
From there it runs south to about 31.689 -103.065
Here it has a very rough SE run until it gets w/in 40 miles of San Antonio where it curves jaggedly up and through Austin
From there it quickly turns south where it hits the gulf at Corpus Christi
Hope this helps!
From just north of San Diego, take I-8 east until you hit I-10.
From there, pass over Tuscon going east-southeast until you meet up with I-10 again.
Follow I-10 until you hit I-25
From there the border runs east (and only slightly north) until it touches today's TX border at about 32.714 -103.065
From there it runs south to about 31.689 -103.065
Here it has a very rough SE run until it gets w/in 40 miles of San Antonio where it curves jaggedly up and through Austin
From there it quickly turns south where it hits the gulf at Corpus Christi
Hope this helps!
Are those numbers arc seconds ect?
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