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Four Corners
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Four Corners
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This is the meeting point of the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. A monument marks the spot, which has become a tourist attraction despite its remoteness.
Overview of Four Corners
This is the meeting point of the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. A monument marks the spot, which has become a tourist attraction despite its remoteness.
- Tourist interest: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
History of Four Corners
What to see and do
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- Address: New Mexico 597, Teec Nos Pos, AZ 86514, United States.
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Nearby
Also worth seeing within a radius of about 60–90 miles around the site:
Canyons of the Ancients
This is the largest archaeological site in North America, with over 6,000 recorded Native American structures.
This is the largest archaeological site in North America, with over 6,000 recorded Native American structures.
Cortez
The town is just a large settlement whose main interest is serving as a base for Mesa Verde and other nearby parks.
The town is just a large settlement whose main interest is serving as a base for Mesa Verde and other nearby parks.
Monument Valley
Located in Navajo territory straddling the Arizona-Utah border and immortalised by countless Western films, this is perhaps the most recognisable site in the American West, with its unique geomorphological formations.
Located in Navajo territory straddling the Arizona-Utah border and immortalised by countless Western films, this is perhaps the most recognisable site in the American West, with its unique geomorphological formations.
Natural Bridges
The site is known for its three large natural bridges (hence the name) and beautiful landscapes.
The site is known for its three large natural bridges (hence the name) and beautiful landscapes.
Mesa Verde National Park
4,400 Pueblo Indian sites have been recorded in this UNESCO-listed archaeological park.
4,400 Pueblo Indian sites have been recorded in this UNESCO-listed archaeological park.
San Juan River
Beautiful landscapes, rafting, and trout fishing are the three main attractions of this river, which flows into Lake Powell.
Beautiful landscapes, rafting, and trout fishing are the three main attractions of this river, which flows into Lake Powell.