The Geographical Center of the United States and its Chapel in Lebanon, Kansas, United States, is a sacred destination for armchair travelers. In the middle of a remote, unpopulated area, this chapel marks the spot where the imaginary north-south and east-west lines intersect, making it the point in the USA furthest from any ocean or foreign city. The chapel is adjacent to a monument, shrine and small picnic area. Visitors to the park can get their feet-on-the-ground feel for the center of the country. The chapel is an ideal spot for inspiration, prayer, and remembrance. It is also a great spot for taking in the unique beauty of the U.S. landscape.
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