T 365 — NGS PY1023 — Park County, US

This triangulation station is part of the National Geodetic Survey's legacy network, which established the fundamental framework for surveying and mapping across the United States. Trigonometric stations like this point served as control monuments for conventional terrestrial surveys spanning multiple decades. Located in Park County, Wyoming, at latitude 44.95528° and longitude -110.52917°, this mark occupies a position within the Rocky Mountain region's complex terrain. Trig stations of this class typically occupied prominent or strategically visible locations to facilitate sight lines for triangulation work. Modern surveyors and geodetic professionals continue to verify and document such historical control points, as they retain value for establishing local coordinate systems, validating GPS networks, and understanding the evolution of surveying methodologies. Accurate recovery and confirmation of benchmark records ensures continuity in surveying practice and supports both historical reconstruction and contemporary positioning applications.

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