N 41°00' W 102°03' - Corner of Colorado & Nebraska - Permanent Geographic Coordinates on Waymarking.com

The borders of Colorado are entirely defined by lines of latitude and longitude giving it a rectangular look. The official state boundaries stretch from "the thirty-­seventh parallel of north latitude where the twenty­-fifth meridian of longitude west from Washington crosses the same; thence north...to the forty-­first parallel of north latitude; thence...west to the thirty­-second meridian of longitude west from Washington; thence south...to the thirty-­seventh parallel of north latitude...to the place of beginning" [visit link]. This corresponds to 37°N to 41°N latitude and 102°03'W to 109°03'W longitude.

A monument is located at the northeastern corner of the state where it cuts out the panhandle of Nebraska. This monument includes a stone benchmark and several historical plaques. Located around the mark are arrows depicting the true and magnetic North, the elevation (see WMH8NV), and latitude/longitude of the state border.

Type of structure: Other Difference between the post coordinates and your GPSr reading: 959 feet Reason for the coordinates: Northeast Corner of Colorado

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