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#21 AR-LA-TX |
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Type: | Land - 40ft |
Elevation: | 226ft / 69m |
Lat/Lon (WGS84): | 33°01'9.15" N, 94°02'34.98" W |
33.019208, -94.043051 |
15S 402581 3653900 |
Lat/Lon (NAD27): | 33°01'8.59" N, 94°02'34.24" W |
33.019054, -94.042845 |
15S 402598 3653691 |
USGS Quadrangle: | Ravanna (AR) (large ZIP/PDF) |
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Benchmark: Name="Boundary Mon AR LA TX"
PIDs=DM1224,
DM1223 (NGS Datasheet)
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ListOfJohn,
Summitpost
Photos: Flickr,
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Google
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Weather: NWS Forecase,
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Nearby POI: Opencaching.us,
Waymarking.com
Nearby Highpoints:
78mi/126km - Driskill Mountain, LA
150mi/242km - Magazine Mountain (Signal Hill), AR
Nearby Lowpoints:
68mi/110km - Little River, OK
114mi/184km - Ouachita River, AR
254mi/409km - Mississippi River, TN
288mi/464km - Verdigris River, KS
293mi/472km - Saint Francis River, MO
Nearby Tripoints:
50mi/80km - #56 AR-OK-TX
167mi/268km - #65 AR-LA-MS
243mi/391km - #20 AR-MO-OK
254mi/408km - #64 AR-MS-TN
277mi/446km - #19 KS-MO-OK
The Corner Corner: http://www.bjbsoftware.com/corners/pointdetail.php3?point=5
Wikipedia notes: Marker in process of being surrounded and absorbed by tree.
HPC Forum: #21 AR-LA-TX
Newsletter index: •
#73-06q2 p23 [Bob Whitney] AR-LA-TX notes
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#101-13q2 p4 [Jim Wright] AR-LA-TX notes and photo
Trip Report - June 21, 1991 - Jack Parsell
ACCESS ROUTE: From Rodessa, LA, go NW on LA Route 1 for 4 1/2 miles to the Three States monument on the E side of the road. This road becomes Texas Route 77. The USGS bronze disc is mounted on the top of the 1895 monument.
The N boundary of the Territory of Orleans (now the State of Louisiana) was surveyed first in 1806 along the 33rd parallel. Portions of this line were resurveyed at various times with the most westerly six miles being resurveyed in 1895. At that time a stone post was placed on the Texas line to mark the NW comer of Louisiana.
Update - June 12, 2000 - Richard L Carey
You can view the trip report at Peakbagging
Update - July, 2003 - Jack Parsell
Roots from two trees have tipped the original monument. See "Apex to Zenith" Issue #73 Second Quarter 2006, p23 which says there is also another monument there now.
Update - Summer, 2006 - Bob Whitney
[Ed: also published in #73-06q2-p23].
The monument pictured by Jack still remains but a much larger one has been added about 20 feet away.