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Gene Kooper
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Warren,Perhaps one of my recipes will get a mention in the survey noir, Chronicles of PLSSia.Nah, I'm just too uninteresting.

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Example 4 - Technical Overlap Between Junior Lode and Senior Lode.Where Example 1 had the intermediate monuments being corners of the Junior Lode, thi...

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Example 3 - Technical Gap Between Junior Lode and Senior Lode.Where Example 2 had the intermediate monuments being corners of the Junior Lode, this ex...

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

P.S. to the above examples. If Cor. Nos. 2 and 3 of the Junior Claim were not found, would your solution be to place them on Line 4-1 of the Senior C...

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Example 2 - Technical Gap Between Junior Claim and Senior Claim.The second example is a situation where the field notes and patent for the junior lode...

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Example 1 - Junior Claim Overlaps Senior Claim.For the purpose of the following examples, the conditions described in Section 10-225 of the Manual are...

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Part 3 (Because of length restrictions, Secs. 10-226 through 10-228 are included in Part 2 of page 1 of this thread)The last section under the topic ...

9 years ago
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RE: Special Surveys and Mineral Surveys - Chapter X, 2009 Manual

Part 2 (It took some time to prepare this and I reached the character limit for a post, so Sec. 10-229 and other information is included in Part 3)Sec...

9 years ago
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RE: OPUS Possibly Not Working

Bill93, post: 429936, member: 87 wrote: I ran one Monday and saw the notice. The results (precise orbits) were very close to the Rapid orbits results...

9 years ago
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RE: What happens when the ground moves?

Peter Ehlert, post: 429901, member: 60 wrote: I have always been curious about what the result would be when a structure were to "move across the line...

9 years ago
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RE: OPUS Possibly Not Working

Well, NGS did some work last Friday on OPUS and OPUS Projects. The notice was still there over the weekend so I clicked on OPUS. There was a note th...

9 years ago
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RE: What happens when the ground moves?

Here is a series of papers by C. Albert White, Land Slide Report that cover sudden shifts in Oregon, Wyoming and Idaho; creeping shifts in Washington ...

9 years ago
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RE: Here's another good "dirt calc" job (California landslide)

To geologists, just your average, every day example of a mass wasting process.

9 years ago
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RE: Found Stone...West 1/4 Corner, Section 6, T28N, R1E, MDM

Cool find David!And an interesting area. T28N, R1W was subdivided in 1875 and T28N, R1E was subdivided two years later. The township plat for T28N, ...

9 years ago
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RE: Red River Land Dispute - Gradient Boundary Bill - Texas & Oklahoma

Not that you must post it, but you can attach a PDF file to any post. Just click the "Upload a File" button.

9 years ago
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