Surveyor Generals Corner, Tripoint in Australia
Surveyor Generals Corner is the point where Western Australia, South Australia, and the Northern Territory meet.
It was established in 1968 following the agreement between the states' surveyors.
This tripoint is of interest to geographers and tourists alike.
Visitors need a permit to access Surveyor Generals Corner due to its location on Aboriginal land.
The site is marked by two monuments due to initial disagreement on the border's position.
Location: Western Australia
Location: South Australia
Location: Northern Territory
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