Four Corners

The Four Corners monument is an example of a quadripoint, i.e. a point on the Earth that touches the border of four jurisdictions, around 60°N 102°W. There is another in the United States.
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  • Type: quadripoint
  • Description: quadripoint in Canada, between Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
  • Also known as: “4 Corners”, “Four corners”, “Hasbala Lake boundary marker”, and “Monument 157”

Four Corners

Latitude of center
60° north
Longitude of center
-102° or 102° west
Wiki­data ID
Q138861
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Catalan to Russian—“Four Corners” goes by many names.
  • Catalan: “Four Corners”
  • Chinese: “四省交界 (加拿大)”
  • Chinese: “四角落 (加拿大)”
  • Croatian: “Four Corners”
  • Czech: “Čtyři rohy”
  • Dutch: “Four Corners”
  • Esperanto: “Kvar Anguloj”
  • French: “Four Corners”
  • German: “Four Corners”
  • Italian: “four corners”
  • Italian: “Four Corners”
  • Japanese: “フォー・コーナーズ”
  • Occitan (post 1500): “Four Corners”
  • Portuguese: “Quatro Cantos”
  • Russian: “Четыре угла”
  • Russian: “Четыре Угла”

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