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The first marker accessible along the Mason-Dixon Line heading east, approximately four miles from the Base Point used for surveying the Mason-Dixon Line.
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March 6, 2023
Mason-Dixon Line Marker “Mile 1”
The first marker along the famous boundary.
Landenberg, Pennsylvania
Mason-Dixon Line Marker “Mile 1”
Mason-Dixon Line Marker “Mile 1”
Mason-Dixon Line Marker “Mile 1”
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