C 365 — NGS PY0913 — Park County, US

This triangulation station is part of the National Geodetic Survey's network, which forms the foundation of the United States' horizontal geodetic control infrastructure. As a trig point, it serves as a monumented reference station used for establishing accurate positional control across regions and supporting precise surveying operations. Located in Park County, Wyoming, at coordinates 44.59694° N, 110.65444° W, this benchmark contributes to the regional network's geometric framework. Trig stations of this type are typically established at elevated or strategically visible locations to facilitate intervisibility with other control points. Professional surveyors and engineers rely on such benchmarks for land surveying, engineering projects, and geospatial applications. Verification and documentation of existing geodetic monuments ensure the integrity and continued utility of the control network for future surveying work and scientific applications across the surveying community.

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