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AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker: Where Three States Converge

Experience the novelty of standing in Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma simultaneously at this unique historical landmark on AR-43.

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Stand in three states at once at the AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker, a unique and historical landmark where Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma meet. This roadside attraction offers a quirky photo opportunity and a chance to experience a tangible piece of American geography.

A brief summary to AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker

  • AR-43, Sulphur Springs, Arkansas, 72768, US

Local tips

  • Visit during the spring or fall for comfortable weather and optimal visibility.
  • Bring your camera to capture the fun experience of being in three states at once.
  • Check the marker's condition beforehand, as weather events can sometimes affect the site.
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Getting There

  • Car

    The AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker is located directly on AR-43 in Sulphur Springs, AR. From the nearby town of Sulphur Springs, simply head north or south on AR-43. The marker is located on the side of the road and is easily accessible. Look for a small roadside pull-off area where you can safely park. There is no fee to visit the marker. Be aware that parking is limited.

  • Public Transportation

    To reach the AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker via public transportation, first travel to Springdale, AR, the nearest major city. From there, take a taxi or rideshare service to AR-43 in Sulphur Springs. The cost for a taxi or rideshare from Springdale to the marker will vary, so budget around $20-$30. Check local bus routes, as public transit may not directly reach the marker.

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The AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker is a unique landmark marking the convergence of Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. Located on AR-43 in Sulphur Springs, Arkansas, it's a popular roadside stop for travelers intrigued by geography and history. The marker provides a fun opportunity to stand in three states simultaneously, making for a memorable photo. The site features a collection of stone markers. The bottom marker is a ten-foot cement circle installed by the Lions Club in the 1960s, with bronze lines indicating the state boundaries. Atop this sits a marble pedestal placed in 1915 by the Ozark Culture Club, each side inscribed with a state's name and admittance date to the Union. The uppermost stone, resembling a headstone, dates back to 1821, the year Missouri became a state, predating both Arkansas and Oklahoma's statehood. The marker has a rich history, evolving from a simple stone placed by a local stonemason in the 1820s to the landmark it is today. It has seen its share of interesting events, including a wedding in 1932 and a fender-bender that brought troopers from all three states to the scene in 1998. Visiting the AR-MO-OK Tri-State Marker is a chance to connect with the land and appreciate a quirky piece of Americana.

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