ALL Boundaries
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| Defined Boundary | Fixed and set part of a boundary. Used to define a boundary.
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| Demarcated | The process of marking where a boundary goes.
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| Delimited | The process of drawing where a boundary goes.
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| Boundary | Shows where sovereignty (Independance) is.
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| Definitional Boundary Dispute | Dispute over where the boundary is due to historical documents that previously defined the boundary.
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| Locational Boundary Dispute | Dispute over location of a boundary and ownership of land. Often the land changes and no one is sure where the boundary is. EX: Mississippi river and louisiana.
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| Operational Boundary Dispute | How to operate a place based on a boundary. EX: Mexico and United States immigration
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| Allocational Boundary Dispute | Dispute over resources for within or on boundaries. EX: Natural resources in the sea (South China Sea?)
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| Geometric Boundary | Uses straight lines that follow latitude and longitude EX: Canada and USA follow the 49th parallel for the most part.
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| Antecedent boundary | Existed before human settlement. EX: Argentina and Chile, based on the mountains located there before humans settled. HINT! Think ancestors.
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| Relic Boundary | Boundary that is seen but not actively being used in the culture. Is ineffective. EX: Berlin wall in Germany.
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| Superimposed boundary | Boundaries enforced by a foreign state. EX: Africa's boundaries.
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| Subsequent boundary | Develops WITH the cultural landscape. EX: Europe's boundaries are split by ethnicity, religion, language and culture.
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| Frontier | No state has borders within it. EX: Antarctica
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