943 — NGS MB1789 — Cleveland, US

This triangulation station is part of the NGS network, which provides the fundamental geodetic control for surveying and mapping activities throughout the United States. Trig stations serve as precisely positioned reference points established through classical triangulation methods, enabling surveyors and engineers to conduct accurate measurements and coordinate spatial data across regions. Located near Cleveland, Ohio, this benchmark is situated within the Lake Erie basin area and contributes to the regional control network. The coordinates 41.48722° N, 81.67361° W define its horizontal position in the datum framework. Trig stations of this type are essential for maintaining survey accuracy, supporting infrastructure projects, and serving as validation points for modern positioning technologies. Documentation and periodic verification of such control points remain valuable for ensuring the integrity of regional surveying networks and for correlating historical survey data with contemporary measurements. The point's accessibility and stability characteristics contribute to its utility within the broader geodetic infrastructure.

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