V 406 — NGS KK1517 — Aurora, US

This triangulation station represents part of the National Geodetic Survey's network of control points that form the foundation of the United States' horizontal geodetic datum. Positioned near Aurora, Colorado, at coordinates 39.75985° N, 104.81034° W, this trig point served as a reference location for precise surveying and mapping activities across the region. Triangulation stations of this type historically enabled surveyors to establish accurate positions for subsequent surveys and mapping projects through intervisibility between adjacent control points. Such monuments remain valuable for verifying the stability and integrity of the broader NGS control network. Contemporary surveyors and geospatial professionals may reference this point when conducting high-precision work in the Colorado Front Range area. Documentation and periodic verification of these established benchmarks support the continuity and reliability of geodetic reference systems essential to engineering, construction, and scientific applications.

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