Yes! You can stand in three states at the same time—Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.

Tucked away in the quiet corners of East Texas, Southwest Arkansas, and Northwest Louisiana lies a hidden geographical gem: the Ark-La-Tex tri-state point, where you can stand in three states at once.

Unlike the polished Four Corners Monument out west, the Ark-La-Tex tri-point is more of a rustic adventure—no gift shop, no long lines, and definitely no pavement. Just trees, nature, and a bit of old-fashioned exploration.

The tri-point sits in a rural patch of land near Karnack, Texas , Rodessa, Louisiana, and Doddridge, Arkansas. The exact location is marked by a survey monument, a simple but satisfying reminder that you’re standing on the legal edge of three U.S. states at once.

The Ark-La-Tex tri-point might not make the front of a tourism brochure, but for those who love a good detour, it’s a hidden slice of American geography worth the trip.

The GPS coordinates for the Ark‑La‑Tex tri‑state point are approximately 33.019222° N, 94.043115° W.