What do you call this survey monument?

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Dimensions are:
Link is 0.40' long, center to center.
Link is 0.18' wide, center to center.
Metal diameter is 3/4".
It is driven solidly into the ground.

Nate

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I would call it a "Non-surveyor Monument" set by unknown party.

Anchor tie down for a drill rig

Maybe a........

That's one heck of a goat stake.....Hate to see what the goat looked like.:-D I'm guessing similar to the killer bunny in The Holy Grail.

Painted iron shackle?

Maybe a........

That is what I was thinking too.

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So if it was off from calculated by N 0.10 and E 0.12, you would still have to accept the monument as you would not be able to set a new one since you would still be on the old one.

An Anchor.

How was it described in the "old Weyerhaeuser documents?

That is a giant ground sloth stake set by a prehistoric American during the age of the giant fauna.

I haven't gone and gotten the Weyco corner card for it. I may have to, but not yet.

thanks

Nate

Follow where it's pointing and you might find a well casing. It may have been cut-off and buried.

Might also be where someone staked out their Garthok.....

Or you could just call it ...

ip found.

Don't mess with the dog that broke that chain!

Aren't they on line?

ftp://ftp.geostor.arkansas.gov/

"Eyebar With Link" For Your Fieldbook Note

If you don't like it, tell Big Help not to come home without it.

Does he have a Cat key?

If not I have one around here somwhere.

Paul in PA

No, Radar, they are WEYCO Corner cards. Private Cards. Not online.

But, that is an idea.....

Nate

I would be tempted to call it an "eye with one link."