Surveyor-General's corner
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Surveyor-General's corner is a corner in the state boundaries of Australia where the states of South Australia and Western Australia meet the Northern Territory. It is very remote and has been said to have had fewer visitors than the South Pole [1]
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| Name: | Surveyor-General's | Poepell's | Haddon | Cameron's |
| States: | (WA/NT/SA) | (NT/SA/Qld) | (SA/Qld) | (SA/Qld/NSW) |
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