More powerful than man, and even more powerful than steam locomotives or gas-guzzling Mack trucks, great geological formations have often had the final say in forming our borders. Glaciers, asteroids, earthquakes and floods have rewritten the map in the past and nature continues to alter it today - forcing people, and their borders, to adapt to unrelenting change.
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