Four Corners
Four Corners
Region where four US states meet at a point.
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First pulled by PaskaS, Oct 20, 2026
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Four Corners Monument
National monument in the Southwestern U.S.
19%
Navajo Nation
Largest federally recognized tribe in the United States.
8.8%
Farmington, New Mexico
City in New Mexico, United States.
6.2%
Colorado Plateau
Plateau in southwestern United States.
4.1%
Durango, Colorado
City in Colorado, US.
3.5%
Monument Valley
Region of the Colorado Plateau, US.
3.1%
Colorado
U.S. state.
2.5%
Hopi
Native American tribe in Arizona.
2.4%
Mesa Verde National Park
U.S. national park in Colorado.
2.3%
Southwestern United States
Geographical region of the United States.
2.2%
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Utah
U.S. state.
14%
New Mexico
U.S. state.
11%
Arizona
U.S. state.
8.6%
Colorado
U.S. state.
6.8%
Four Corners Monument
National monument in the Southwestern U.S.
4.2%
Ancestral Puebloans
Ancient Native American culture in Four Corners region of the US.
3.5%
Navajo
Athabaskan ethnic group of the United States.
3.2%
Colorado Plateau
Plateau in southwestern United States.
2.6%
Painted Desert (Arizona)
Desert in Arizona.
1.8%
Tripoint
Geographical point where three areas meet.
1.6%