[Answer] What is the easternmost point of U.S. territory?

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...1. Maine 2. U.S. Virgin Islands 3. Puerto Rico 4. American Samoa

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U.S. Virgin Islands - The easternmost point in the United States belongs to one of its territories: the U.S. Virgin Islands. Point Udall is located on the eastern end of St. Croix, marked by the Millennium Monument, which was built for the 2000 New Year to commemorate the first U.S. sunrise of the new millennium. The point is named after Stewart Udall, the Secretary of the Interior under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson. The westernmost point in the U.S., located in Guam, is ironically also called Udall Point. That Udall Point is named for Stewart’s brother, Mo, who served as an Arizona state representative.:

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