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21-Jul-2006 -- Like most of the other visitors have described in their narratives, this is a very easy confluence to get to. It’s just south of Baseline Road and I was able to park within 27 meters from the zeropoint. This general area is rapidly becoming built up with subdivisions. I hopped over a barbed wire fence, did a little confluence dance and became the 16th visitor to this confluence. It looks like a major subdivision will be built on top of this confluence very soon. Maybe a lucky homeowner will understand the significance of having a confluence in his back yard or living room.

Picture #1 shows the Anthem sign advertising the soon to be built subdivision. Picture #2 looks north. Picture #3 looks east. Picture #4 looks south. Picture #5 looks west. Picture #6 shows a GPS reading all zeroes!

Less that a 20 minute diversion from I-25 for this visit!