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Surveying Texas
Posted by MightyMoe on April 7, 2019 at 4:45 pmI have a little 240 Ac. tract to survey. I was getting ready to send the poly line for the boundary to TBC to start the description writing process. All I could think of was Texas,,,,,well the skinny version:
Glenn Breysacher replied 5 years, 5 months ago 6 Members · 6 Replies -
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Nope you don’t have a metes and bounds license, only the 13 original states and Texas have that.
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I thought the PLSS was all perfect squares and rectangles.
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Posted by: Norman Oklahoma
I thought the PLSS was all perfect squares and rectangles.
Well, of course it is. This particular tract is in an arid part of the PLSS and the southern portion of the boundary is the thread of a large stream. ????
I’m betting MightyMoe has two meander corners at the west and east ends of the parcel to find.
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Good guess but for this survey we didn’t need to deal with any water. This country is dry and remote, the owner told us if we happen on a lion to please shoot it for him. We didn’t see any, they are safe from the survey crew.
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Posted by: MightyMoe
I have a little 240 Ac. tract to survey. I was getting ready to send the poly line for the boundary to TBC to start the description writing process. All I could think of was Texas,,,,,well the skinny version:
With the heat down here in the summer, it feels as though the entire state is sagging/melting from it. That might be apropos.
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