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Four State Corners 38 miles from Shiprock, New Mexico. This is the only spot in the United States where four states meet a common corner. Ute Mountain near Cortez, Colorado can be seen in the background."
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Four Corners marker where the states of Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico have a common meeting point. Here Navajo Indian Chief Goodluck stands with his feet in all for states at once."
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Color lithograph photo print. Image of an aerial view directed downward over the Four Corners monument and the surrounding road.
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Color lithograph photo print image of a man in Native American headdress and blue jeans standing at the center of the Four Corners marker monument.
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Color lithographic photo print image Several figures standing at eh center of a three tier forum. The flags of the United States, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah fly in the desert wind against a partly cloudy sky.
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A color postcard that is split into five separate pictures. The picture in the center shows the Four Corners Monument where Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico's state borders meet. There are five people in the center picture holding hands in a circle formation around the Four Corners. In the top left picture it shows a picture of one of the natural bridges located in Utah. In the bottom left picture it shows Monument Valley in Arizona. In the...