How do those maps fit versus the adjoiners?

The county surveyor in my hometown county for about 30 years in the late 1800's was a g-g-great uncle of mine. I think the second to hold that office....

Especially when multiplying or dividing.

At this ceremony they had a couple performers do Sailing to Philadelphia. Wikipedia, under Charles Mason:?ÿ "Surveying organizations dedicated a memo...

I once found an NGS RESET bench mark going by the to-reach, and then figured out it was the same disk as another PID.?ÿ Comparing, I found one had the...

I don't have any direct experience with this kind of setup, but from general knowledge and using a recreational unit I think your receiver may indicat...

Obviously an adjoiner should buy it at that price.

The only time you need to know the difference between types of feet is when converting between old and new coordinate systems (and not in all states)....

Those are some long days, another reason to dislike it.

We've seen worse.?ÿ At least he is finding monuments and not just saying the GIS is right. Though he didn't check the distances with his tape to see ...

No doubt USA boundary and property law is different from any other country. Within the USA there are some law differences between states.?ÿ Surveying ...

@dave-karoly?ÿ I can't imagine how a vernier could be set up for the non-linear scales. My great uncle's 20 inch rule cut the uncertainty in half co...

Yeah, there is a method, but I never thought it was worth keeping track of. I always just did crude mental approximations to set the decimal.

We've had rain off and on today and the forecast is for another half to 3/4 inch.?ÿ This weekend I was scratching around and the ground resembled a po...

My superpower is the ability to find ambiguity in almost anything. "On the right." (My right or theirs?) "Is it A or B?" "Yes." "Huh?" "451.32 ft" ...