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Northernmost Point of Mainland U.S.

Angle Inlet

4.3 (37) Monument
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This monument in Angle Inlet, Minnesota, marks the northernmost point of the contiguous United States. Reaching the remote site requires a distinct journey that includes driving through Canada, traveling over dirt roads, and checking in at an automated roadside US Customs booth.

Commenters expressed confusion over how the site is considered contiguous given the need to pass through Canada, often comparing the journey to Point Roberts, Washington. Others debated alternative travel routes like taking ferries or driving across frozen lakes, while some planned to pair this trip with Key West.

  • Be prepared to drive through Canada on dirt roads to reach the monument.
  • Check in at the automated roadside US Customs booth during your journey.
  • Consider seasonal alternative routes like ferries or driving across frozen lakes.
  • Pair your visit with Key West to experience two extreme points of the US.

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