2006Vojnotehnicki glasnikOpen access

Demarcation and denoting of the 5th section of the border between Serbia and Montenegro and Republic of Macedonia

Goran Prodanović

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The topic of this text is demarcation and denoting of the 5 section of the border between Serbia and Montenegro and Republic of Macedonia (especially geodetic survey indispensable for these labors), -which members Joint Working Group of Serbia and Montenegro from Military Geographic Institute carried out. .

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The topic of this text is demarcation and denoting of the 5 section of the border between Serbia and Montenegro and Republic of Macedonia (especially geodetic survey indispensable for these labors), -which members Joint Working Group of Serbia and Montenegro from Military Geographic Institute carried out. .

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The topic of this text is demarcation and denoting of the 5 section of the border between Serbia and Montenegro and Republic of Macedonia (especially geodetic survey indispensable for these labors), -which members Joint Working Group of Serbia and Montenegro from Military Geographic Institute carried out. .

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