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Andy Nold
@andy-nold
Joined: July 1, 2010 6:45 am
Topics: 277 / Replies: 1739
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RE: BLM Original Survey in Texas Records Location

@paul-in-pa The rules of the survey would be addressed in the special instructions and I'm guessing they were told to follow the original constructio...

4 years ago
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RE: BLM Original Survey in Texas Records Location

Strike one from the New Mexico BLM office. I suppose I will follow up with some of the suggestions posted here. ...the BLM, New Mexico State Office,...

4 years ago
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RE: BLM Original Survey in Texas Records Location

I'm the round man with the square deal. If I tell you tomorrow's Easter, you'd better dye your eggs tonight!" Any survey for $688! Gotto gotto get to ...

4 years ago
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RE: BLM Original Survey in Texas Records Location

Again, anyone who was been here or on the old RPLS.com knows what I meant by cookbook and a certain poster who coined the term. Based on the early res...

4 years ago
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RE: BLM Original Survey in Texas Records Location

@rankin_file Thanks. I assume you realized I was quoting the extreme precision surveyor from the most difficult and challenging state to survey in wh...

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RE: Unrecorded Plat H&TC Block 33

It's groundhog day. 5 years later and I am working another unrecorded internet land sales GIS map a half mile west of the survey in the original post....

4 years ago
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RE: Non-owner wants survey

I recently did a survey where an adjoiner owned a portion of the parent tract and was hostile to the purchaser of the remainder. She refused access to...

4 years ago
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RE: Impressed

To quote Farmer's... I know a thing or two because I've seen a thing or two. As the age of internet progresses, the stuff you can find online grows e...

4 years ago
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RE: Impressed

It looks like they determined there was a vacancy between the Smith Survey and the H&TC Survey. The corrective work was done by M.R. Estes and the...

4 years ago
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RE: Impressed

Sylvan Sanders' materials went to the Texas General Land Office with the Twichell Collection. The maps have been scanned and are available on their ma...

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RE: MCS

@bill93   That's MCS73. I think there is a new datum proposed. 😆  

4 years ago
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RE: MCS

Thanks, all. I felt pretty good on the first part. Not so much on the second. I should have spent more time on the 1855 Manual of Instructions, I spen...

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RE: MCS

Well, after only 8 years from the OP, I am sitting for the Kansas Exam tomorrow.?ÿ Not sure if we have enough artificial satellites orbiting mars to ...

4 years ago
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RE: Grid System for Progressive Maps in the United States Special Publication No. 59

+/-163 feet N70?øW by my calcs. Considering it all, amazingly close. In the heart of Apacheria. A few miles south of Victorio's last battle in Texas a...

4 years ago
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RE: Grid System for Progressive Maps in the United States Special Publication No. 59

Yes, the coordinates published on the datasheets are in varas. We succesfully located 2 rock mounds and a 4"x4" cedar hub (disturbed). The hub is ly...

4 years ago
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RE: Grid System for Progressive Maps in the United States Special Publication No. 59

@jamesf1 Glad you will get some utility out of it. We are headed back up the trail in the morning with a bigger cup of ambition and some fresh brewed ...

4 years ago
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RE: Grid System for Progressive Maps in the United States Special Publication No. 59

Well that's a great article. I was wondering what to call it and NAD makes sense with the updates being NAD27 and NAD83. I need to recheck my distanc...

4 years ago
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RE: Grid System for Progressive Maps in the United States Special Publication No. 59

@bill-c In my area, Diablo, Diablo Cairn and Eagle are mentioned. As are several railroad stations and water tanks that no longer exist. I looked at N...

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RE: Grid System for Progressive Maps in the United States Special Publication No. 59

I just noticed that the coordinates appear to be in varas. In Texas 1 vara = 33-1/3 inches.

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