Ell corner & Angle point

90 degrees vs. anything else?

I stopped using ELL corner long ago as it really is not a surveying term for describing a 90å± degree change in boundary direction.

Angle corner is anything other than a 90å± degree angle and is used along a crooked boundary with multiple angle points.

Offset corner does not work any better than ELL corner;

Indenture corner is what I use these days or simply state "corner of Joe X property" or "corner in west boundary Joe X property".

:gammon:

An ell is usually a reference to a bend in a pipe or conduit. I just saw it in plans the other day. I've never used it in describing a boundary..