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"These two shots are of the same area looking first towards the west and then towards the east.  The major monument is QH0625 \"Monument 518\", which marks the point on the Vermont-Quebec boundary (US-Canada boundary) just west of Halls Stream.   The other end of this short stretch is QH0631 \"Monument 519A2\", which used to be a regular monument, but is now just a disk on the concrete base. \n  \nHalls Stream marks the border from the northern mountains down to the 45th Parallel (between New Hampshire and Quebec) and at this point the border turns to the west and heads in a nearly straight line all the way across the top of Vermont and New York to the Saint lawrence River, over 150 miles to the west.  So this monument is as close to the Vermont-New Hampshire-Quebec tri-point as you'll get on dry land.  It's also one of only 13 \"super-sized\" monuments (out of 775) set on the US-Canada border in the northeast.  It's roughly twice the size of the \"regular-sized\" monuments.  It was set in 1845 (although the concrete base has been fixed severel times since). \n  \nAll of this is in Beecher Falls, Vermont, near the customs station. \n  \nLooking west along the boundary vista from QH0625 \"Monument 518\" \n \n  \nLooking east along the boundary vista from QH0631 \"Monument 519A2\" towards Halls Stream \n \n"
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