911 — NGS MB1794 — Cleveland, US

This triangulation station is part of the National Geodetic Survey's network, which establishes the fundamental control framework for surveying and mapping across the United States. Trigonometric stations of this type serve as primary reference points for horizontal control, enabling surveyors to reference their local work to the national coordinate system with high accuracy. Located near Cleveland, Ohio, at coordinates 41.46711°, -81.65136°, this point contributes to regional geodetic infrastructure in the northeastern portion of the country. The station's documented position allows surveyors, engineers, and mapping professionals to establish precise bearings and distances for property surveys, infrastructure projects, and geographic data collection. Verification and maintenance of such benchmarks remain valuable for ensuring consistency in surveying operations and for validating modern survey techniques against established control points. Regular documentation of these reference stations supports the integrity of Ohio's geodetic network.

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