Four Corners (disambiguation)
- Four Corners (disambiguation)
Four Corners is a point in the southwestern United States where Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona meet.
Four Corners may also refer to:
In places:
* Any quadripoint, a point on the Earth that touches four distinct regions
* United States:
** Four Corners Monument, a marker at the Four Corners described above
** Four Corners, Montana
** Four Corners, Oregon
** Four Corners, Texas
** Four Corners, Wyoming
** Citrus Ridge, Florida
** Kramer Junction, California
* Canada
** Four Corners (Canada)
In other uses:
* "Four Corners" (TV program)
* Four corners (card game)
* Four Corners (game), a children's game
* 4 Corners (hip-hop group)
* Four corners offense, a style of basketball play
* Four corner method, a method of encoding Chinese characters
* A term in contract law relating to exclusion clauses
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