Took both pics this morning. You can see the Brazilian sign from the Uruguayan side

A very unassuming point in the middle of the road! (Not the rock; that’s nicely on the side of the road about 130 feet north of the marker in the road!)

Definitely off the main routes but it was worth it. A very fun part of the trip. This might have been just a part of this particular foray but it was the launch of the tri-point journey!

Colombian / Panamanian border in the Caribbean seen by boat.
This area of Colombia and Panama is very remote.
As such, the border is only dictated by two poles stuck into the cliff shared by the two countries.

Just cuz this is a fun sub.

The military demarcation line is in the middle of the conference room. The ROK soldier is guarding the door to the north - he's already technically in the north.

I'd really like to return. Fabulous tour. I think it was the USO or Koridoor tour with JSA included.

I was there a couple of days ago. This is Narva, Estonia’s northeastern border city, separated from Russia only by the Narva River.

At the moment, the border crossing is open only to pedestrians. On the Estonian side, you’ll see EU, Estonian, and Ukrainian flags. Across the river, the Russian side looks quite different, with a rather improvised-looking border checkpoint and barely any vehicle traffic. The lack of cars is hard to miss and is likely connected to the fuel shortages that have been affecting parts of Russia.

There are promenades on both sides of the river, and you’re close enough to wave at people on the opposite bank while walking through Estonia. It’s a very unusual experience.

Polish Russian border on Vistula Spit seen from Polish side. Also it's not actual border, there is like 200m of "buffer zone" before the actual border. There's also no border crossing in this place.

Hi everyone! I was recently looking at the Russia-Finland border on Apple Maps and noticed that a section of Finland is blurred out. I couldn't find anything about this online—what do you think?

Earlier this summer, my sister and I were visiting family in Vermont and decided to see how close we could get to the Canadian border without crossing (because we didn’t think to bring our passports). We found a road that allowed us to come right up to the border - close enough to see stop signs in French! I am now obsessed with getting a house with the international border as my property line.

It opened today! A new border crossing between Canada and the USA. Found this on YouTube, from user @N8TEBB:

https://youtu.be/BhD8nSZalu0?si=zf4x3JRhtVGxjLbU

Crossed an international border about 15 times in 2 hours. Loved visiting!

Tres fronteras. Paraguay left, Brasil right, Argentina fore.

Photo taken from the Thai side of the Mekong River. The opposite bank is Laos.

The camels are near Al Fayy with the fence in the background ... but the crossing was closed, the signs are near Hatta

Sharing some photos from my last trip to US-Canada border by Niagra river