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United States : North Dakota
48 degrees north, 99 degrees west (visit #2) - All Pictures


#1: Confluence of 48 N 99 W lies in Devils Lake, North Dakota.
Confluence of 48 N 99 W lies in Devils Lake, North Dakota.
#2:  Joseph Kerski holds 48 N 99 W sign in tree submerged by rising water of Devils Lake, approximately 12 meters west of the confluence.
Joseph Kerski holds 48 N 99 W sign in tree submerged by rising water of Devils Lake, approximately 12 meters west of the confluence.
#3: Coordinates from Trimble GPS and Garmin Sonar monitor aboard the North Dakota Game and Fish Department boat.
Coordinates from Trimble GPS and Garmin Sonar monitor aboard the North Dakota Game and Fish Department boat.
#4: Back row, left to right: Roger Palmer (GIS ETC) and Mat Sorum (North Dakota Game and Fish); Front row, left to right: Ryan Krapp (North Dakota Game and Fish), Hailey (DOG), Joseph Kerski (USGS).
Back row, left to right: Roger Palmer (GIS ETC) and Mat Sorum (North Dakota Game and Fish); Front row, left to right: Ryan Krapp (North Dakota Game and Fish), Hailey (DOG), Joseph Kerski (USGS).
#5: AJ Torgerson, Shiloh Christian School, and Joseph Kerski, USGS, at the confluence in Devils Lake. Devils Lake is quite famous for perch, walleye, northern pike, and bass fishing.
AJ Torgerson, Shiloh Christian School, and Joseph Kerski, USGS, at the confluence in Devils Lake. Devils Lake is quite famous for perch, walleye, northern pike, and bass fishing.
#6: Ryan Krapp, left, monitors Trimble GPS and Garmin Sonar equipment used to map the floor of Devils Lake, North Dakota.
Ryan Krapp, left, monitors Trimble GPS and Garmin Sonar equipment used to map the floor of Devils Lake, North Dakota.
#7: Movie filmed at confluence showing panorama, .mpg format. (302K, right-click to save to disk)