British-Siam Boundary Stone, Penang
The British-Siamese Boundary Stone are stone markers put up by the Siamese after their conquest of Kedah in 1821. One of these stones is found at Ekor Kuching between Penang and Kedah. There is another at Bukit Panchor, at a height of 416 (it has yet to be rediscovered).
Ekor Kuching straddles Sungai Muda. The village proper is on the Kedah side of the river.
 The British-Siamese Boundary Stone at Ekor Kuching, pictured with history enthusiast Michael Rawlinson Author: © Michael Rawlinson
 Inscription on the British-Siamese Boundary Stone, Ekor Kuching Author: © Michael Rawlinson
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