International Borders Around The World
History (and sometimes, unfortunately, current events) shows us just how easily national borders can change, but we still like to think that they are permanent fixtures. These photos of different national borders around the world show you how both friendly and hostile nations like to fence off their turf.
Borders will often say much about countries' relationships. The borders between friendly nations, especially those in the European Union's Schengen zone, can seem almost non-existent, marked by no more than a line or a road sign. Other borders are delineated by natural markers like rivers, or by man-made markers, like guard posts and demilitarized zones.
Borders will often say much about countries' relationships. The borders between friendly nations, especially those in the European Union's Schengen zone, can seem almost non-existent, marked by no more than a line or a road sign. Other borders are delineated by natural markers like rivers, or by man-made markers, like guard posts and demilitarized zones.
#1 Residents Of Naco, Arizona And Naco, Mexico Play Volleyball Match Over Fence Between USA And Mexico
#2 Slovakia, Austria And Hungary
#3 Norway And Sweden
#4 Netherlands And Belgium
#5 Haiti And The Dominican Republic, Distinguished By Their Radically Different Environmental Protection Laws
#6 Australia And Everywhere
#7 Poland And Ukraine
#8 Zipline Connects Spain And Portugal
#9 USA And Mexico
#10 Argentina, Brazil And Paraguay
#11 Macau Drives On The Left Side Of The Road, Mainland China Drives On The Right, So This Is What They Do At The Border
#12 Bolivia And Brasil
#14 Denmark And Sweden
#15 Sweden And Norway
#16 Point Where Borders Of Germany, The Netherlands And Belgium Converge Near City Of Aachen
#17 The Woman At Right Is Standing In The Lithuanian Village Of Norviliskes To Speak With Her Belarusian Relatives Across The Fence On The Border Between Belarus And Lithuania
#18 Usa And Canada
#19 Germany And Czech Republic Showcase Two Different Approaches To Bark Beetle Infestation - Silvicultural Intervention Vs. Intentional Neglect
#20 Spain And Portugal
#21 Egypt And Israel
#22 German And Poland And Czech
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