United States v. State of Alaska

In: International law reports, Band 35, S. 84-88

Abstract

State territory — Parts of — Bays — Length of closing line defining internal waters of State — Whether Alaska or United States has title to land underlying certain waters within natural headlands of Alaskan bay — Policy of United States as to internal waters at time of admission of Alaska as State — Effect of changed United States position reflected in Convention on the Territorial Sea — The law of the United States of America.