Four Presidents Corners is the quadripoint where the borders of four townships named for the third, fourth, fifth, and seventh American presidents meet in Allen County, in the U.S. state of Indiana.

[2] The townships are Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Jackson.

[3][4] A monument at the rural intersection of Maples and Sampson roads in Monroe Township[6] was constructed to mark the point and opened on September 22, 1917.

[3][7][8] The ceremony included a speech by Congressman Louis W.

[12] The Four Presidents Corners Historical Society raised funds to restore the Four Presidents Corners Monument for the centennial of its dedication, with the work conducted in 2015.