Alaska Surveyor?

What recording district is that in? 

What recording district is that in? 

Isn't that a question to ask of an Alaskan registrant?

I could steer him towards someone local if we had a better description of the property- 

@norman-oklahoma 

Gulkana area, Richardson Hwy, along the Copper River, Chitina Recording District. You will be hard pressed to find any local surveyors that do work in that area (that I know of). By knowing the recording district (there're 34) someone can go to the States Recorders Office and do an MTRS search and look for any recently recorded surveys in the area and track someone down that way. Good luck.

https://dnr.alaska.gov/ssd/recoff/search/

@williwaw 

Looks to be extremely remote, at least by lower 48 standards, and unsurveyed. 

@mark-davis 

Section 23, T6N, R1W, Copper River Meridian, Chitina Recording Dist., 3rd Judicial Dist. the Section corner tie looks like there is a scrivener's error to the POB. The tract closes. The Tok Cut-off Highway and the Richardson Highway if that helps. 

Thanks!!

“Alaska surveyor”

that rhymes with 

“Ask a surveyor”

cool

What recording district is that in? 

Isn't that a question to ask of an Alaskan registrant?

That's like asking what county in the L48. Every recorded document and survey (except BLM/GLO) will have that info.

What recording district is that in? 

Isn't that a question to ask of an Alaskan registrant?

That's like asking what county in the L48. Every recorded document and survey (except BLM/GLO) will have that info.

I think he said Chitina

That DNR site is a bit interesting to search in. MTRS doesnt seem to have a filter for document type, and the RS document type doesnt seem to have a filter for MTRS. Glad I am not wading through that every day.

Dang.  I guessed fairly close by looking at the location of the Initial Point.  Decided Glenallen might be close.  Not too far off.

Dang.  I guessed fairly close by looking at the location of the Initial Point.  Decided Glenallen might be close.  Not too far off.

Only 2 or 3 hours out of Anchorage, even looks like a road close by.

Looks to be extremely remote, at least by lower 48 standards, and unsurveyed. 

That means not remote at all by Alaskan standards...basically in a city.

(Insert my comments about that one show where people living on the road system in the Homer area are somehow remote and isolated.)

@dmyhill More like 5 hours from Anchorage. There’s also a ton of road construction and portions of the Glenn Hwy that you can’t drive faster than 50 mph or you’ll soon be meeting Jesus. Not a lot going on out that way. Also outside of any platting authority so DNR is the platting authority by default. I was just out there playing off the Denali Hwy an hour past the cutoff.

@dmyhill More like 5 hours from Anchorage. There’s also a ton of road construction and portions of the Glenn Hwy that you can’t drive faster than 50 mph or you’ll soon be meeting Jesus.

Haven't been on that section of road for at least a couple of decades, so I was just going off Google. 

But I do remember the way roads get there in the interior. 

I was just out there playing off the Denali Hwy an hour past the cutoff.

I hear you saying that you are the surveyor for the Job!!!

I was just out there playing off the Denali Hwy an hour past the cutoff.

Nope. Not going to happen.

I hear you saying that you are the surveyor for the Job!!!

Try Delta Surveys, Arthur Saarloos. He’s in Delta Junction, that’s all I got.

@williwaw 

thank you, I’ll pass it on!!