B 367 — NGS PY0960 — Park County, US

This triangulation station represents a component of the National Geodetic Survey's classical triangulation network, which established the fundamental control infrastructure for surveying and mapping throughout the United States. Located in Park County, Wyoming, at coordinates 44.70917° N, 110.62000° W, this trig point served as a reference station for horizontal control networks in the region. Triangulation stations of this type were established to provide precise positions for subsequent surveys, including topographic mapping, property boundary delineation, and engineering projects. The point's position within Wyoming's landscape made it valuable for establishing control across the mountainous terrain of the Rocky Mountain region. Modern surveyors and geodesists benefit from locating, verifying, and documenting such historical control points. This work confirms the integrity of existing geodetic networks, enables datum transformations, and supports quality assurance in contemporary surveying operations. The continued registry and maintenance of these reference marks remains important for the surveying profession and public infrastructure development.

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