👉 In linguistics, "epipolic" refers to a linguistic concept that is used in the context of political geography. It describes a geographical feature where a city or town is located on two parallel lines, with one line being the border between two countries or regions. This term was introduced by Carl R. Huygens in 1872 and has since been widely used in political geography to describe areas that are separated from each other by a border and have both sides of the border represented
