DATA CHECKED OCT 2026
Missouri / State-run network

MoDOT CORS RTN

Free  Missouri DOTDepartment of Transportation. The state agency that runs many of the free state RTK networks.More

Plans & pricing

Free
Free
Constellations
GPSThe US satellite navigation system. People often use "GPS" to mean all satellite positioning.More, GLONASS; Galileo being added
Correction formats
RTCMThe common format RTK corrections are written in, so different brands can understand each other.More 2.1, 2.3, 3.1, CMRxTrimble's own compact correction format. Some networks offer it for Trimble gear and machine control.More, CMRx, RTCM3Net_Autocell
Datum / Reference frameA precise version of a datum, defined by real stations on the ground. ITRF2020 and NAD 83(2011) are examples.More
NAD 83(2011)The official US datum for horizontal position right now. Most state networks give coordinates in it.More EpochOne moment of GPS measurement. A receiver logging at 1 Hz records one epoch every second.More 2010.00
Receivers / drones
Many receiver brands
Stations
80+ GNSSGlobal Navigation Satellite System. The general name for GPS (USA) and the other satellite systems like GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou.More stations

NTRIP caster

hostrtk3.modot.mo.gov (per Seiler table)
PortA number that tells your device which "door" on the caster server to use. For NTRIP it's often 2101.More2101
mountsCMRX
Operator FAQ: 'No, it is a free network.'
Checked 2026-10-16 Sources: [1] [2] · Blank fields mean the operator doesn't publish it · Report a change

Reliability reports

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No user reports yet for MoDOT CORSContinuously Operating Reference Station. A permanent GPS receiver that records satellite data all day, every day.More RTNReal-time network. A group of base stations spread across an area that work together to send RTK corrections.More. We only show real reports from real users, never sample data. Report collection opens soon, and here's what we'll ask:

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