The Slitronian Mapping Institution has released an updated and meticulously redrawn map delineating the seaborders of the Territory of Kasari Islands. The previous representation, which was more generalized, has been replaced with a more precise and accurate depiction that provides detailed boundaries for the approximately six islands constituting the territory.
The key modification in the new map lies in the determination of the sea border distance from the land. The Slitronian Mapping Institution has opted for a distance of 1 kilometer from the land, ensuring a more specific demarcation of the maritime boundaries. Notably, where the Estonian land is situated within a proximity of less than 2 kilometers, the median has been employed as the demarcation point.
This refined approach to mapping has resulted in a substantial alteration of the Kasari Islands' territory area. The previous measurement, which encompassed 4.54 square kilometers, has now been adjusted to approximately 10.491 square kilometers of which the islands themselves constitute 0.241 square kilometers.
The Slitronian Mapping Institution's efforts to produce a more accurate representation of the Territory of Kasari Islands underscore the commitment to precision in cartographic endeavors.
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