Quadripoint in Canada, between Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
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The Four Corners monument is an example of a quadripoint, i.e. a point on the Earth that touches the border of four jurisdictions, around 60°N 102°W.
A fishing lodge on Lake Kasba in the NWT. They arrange charter flights (2½ hr) from Winnipeg to the airport they operate.
The obelisk is about 1.5 km from this fishing lodge, and it is a regular visit for their guests.
From Saskatchewan
This is the most feasible approach to the Four Corners.
From Northwest Territories
Another option would be to contact Kasba Lake Lodge (see listing in "Sleep") in the Northwest Territories. It operates Kasba Lake Airport, and Kasba Lake Water Aerodrome.
From Manitoba
This is the most challenging approach. The nearest airport with scheduled flights is in Lac Brochet (XLB), Manitoba, approximately 158 km (98 miles) away.
From Nunavut
You could theoretically find a company to charter a seaplane from Rankin Inlet.
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