Germany–Spain border

The map of the world in LA 1 with Germany and Spain's land and maritime borders highlighted in red.

### Reason for Establishment

Recolonization of the world

The **Germany–Spain border** (German: **Grenze Deutschland–Spanien**; Spanish: **Frontera entre Alemania y España**) are a series of international borders running through Spain and Germany and their dependencies that was established in 2035.

## Features

### Alaska-Mexico

The Germany-Spain border in North America runs along it's westernmost point at German Alaska with their tripoint with the United Kingdom and British Rupert's Land running along the Alaska Peninsula where the border continues southeast towards Spanish Mexico and eventually runs east along the Dixon Entrance.

### Brazil-Suriname

The Brazil-Suriname border is defined by the Treaty of Limits of 1906. The treaty of 1906 defined the border as being formed from the French border French Guiana to the British border British Guyana, the line of the watershed between the Amazon basin to the south, and the basins of the rivers flowing into north to the Atlantic Ocean.

### ABC Islands-Colombia

Their maritime border runs along a curved line going between Spanish Colombia and the German ABC Islands. It starts at west from the island of Aruba and goes to the east at the island of Bonaire.

### Angola-Namibia

Their border with Spanish Angola and German Namibia was defined as going through their western border at the Kunene River and eventually goes into a straight line running 17.39 degrees south of the equator and it eventually goes into the Cubango River and then it goes into a diagonal line running from 18.02 degrees south of the equator where the Spain-Germany border stops at 17.6 degrees south of the equator at the tripoint with British Rhodesia.

### Equatorial-Guinea Cameroon

The border with Spanish Equatorial Guinea and German Cameroon runs going to the direction of west from the tripoint with French Equatorial Africa running in a straight line where it goes into the Rio Melongo and runs into the maritime border and ends at the maritime tripoint with British Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean.

### East Africa-Mozambique

The border with German East Africa and Spanish Mozambique runs along a straight line from the tripoint with British Nyasaland at Lake Malawi and it eventually goes into the Rovuma River and goes into the maritime at the Indian Ocean to their maritime tripoint with the French Comoros.

### China/Japan-Philippines/Caroline Islands

The maritime border with the Spanish Philippines and German China runs along the disputed Spratly Islands and goes along the South China Sea going between the Taiwan province and the Philippines, the border eventually runs into German Japan's southern maritime border where it eventually goes along the northern maritime border of the Spanish Caroline Islands and stops somewhere in the Pacific Ocean

### Philippines/Caroline Islands-East Indies/New Guinea

The Spanish Philippines' maritime border with the German East Indies runs along the Celebes Sea starting from their maritime tripoint with British Sarawak running into a group of disputed islands between the Philippines and the East Indies and runs into the Pacific Ocean with the southern maritime border of the Spanish Caroline Islands where it runs along the Pacific Ocean with the northern maritime border of German New Guinea before stopping at the maritime tripoint with the British Solomon Islands.

## Trivia

* Germany and Spain are one of the two country pairs who do not share a border along the metropolitan areas of the two countries.