Which corner are you referring to??

If your refering to the GA-AL-TN corner, that would be the Camak Stone I believe.
I'm not finished with the stateline project, yet!

I beleive there is a geocache at the GA-AL-TN corner

Unfortunately the tri-corner of GA/NC/TN is on private property; in fact it is in someone’s backyard.

I liked the drive to the cache. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=...30-b291-ede9903d3e9e

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I'm not finished with the stateline project, yet!

As quoted by AllenLacy:

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Unfortunately the tri-corner of GA/NC/TN is on private property; in fact it is in someone’s backyard.

Can you expound on that? Isn't there another way in, as implied by hte logs? Just wondering.....

There are 5 "interesting" locations on the northern GA state line. Four of which have geocaches. These are the tri-corner of GA/NC/SC, 30 mile post and Montgromery's Corner where the the state line between GA and NC takes a "jag" and the tri-corner of GA/AL/TN.

I was talking about the 5th intesting spot which is the tri-corner where GA/TN/NC come together, this is private property and of course there is no geocache near it, much less any logs. I was saying that it would have been nice if it was on some public property that allowed geocaches so that all five spots could have geocaches. But it isn't.

Woops, my bad.

I was confused with the word “corner”. The location is the interception of TN and NC meeting on the GA line. The location looks like it would be a short walk from the road though. You would need a snorkel to find where FL and AL meet on the GA line.

Long before geocaching, I ran across a book about tri-corners, which it defined as points where three states come together. So that is the term I used. It was then that I decided I wanted to go to Elicott Rock.

This is a PDF of the book
http://www.bjbsoftware.com/corners/docs/parsell.pdf

Interesting stuff. Jack has been to all 50 states highest and lowest points? Impressive. I guess you wont need a snorkel after all to find the Fl AL GA tri-point. After reading the TN NC GC tri-point it appears that drawing the North line for the state of Georgia has been a difficult task. Thanks for the interesting reading.