Nate The Surveyor, post: 401088, member: 291 wrote:

Thank you Nate,I will check it.Jim

algallop, post: 400299, member: 8394 wrote: The Land Court in my state is giving us the hardest time about subdivision maps! They require that all map...

"Years later, after the two tracts have changed hands multiple times, a Surveyor finds the original stakes" (how does the recent surveyor know that th...

MathTeacher, post: 364460, member: 7674 wrote: Scott and Loyal are absolutely correct. NAD27 is not USSD. Here's a presentation on the history that Da...

This thread is the clearest, simplest explanation of conversions, and locations, that has ever been posted on this site.Thanks to all for keeping it s...

In New Hampshire, USA the minimum error standards are 1':300' for rural farmland ; 1': 5000' rural land; 1': 10,000' city or industrial, commercial pr...

n. "stone serving as a landmark," Old English mÌ?rstan "boundary stone," from mÌ?re "boundary, object indicating a boundary," from Proto-Germanic *mai...

The above links may shed some light on what you are looking for.

Thanks for your suggestions....I reviewed Cole's "Water Boundaries" and just ordered it.Jim

The Sunburned Surveyor, post: 312388, member: 685 wrote: I‰Ûªm pleased to announce the publication of the May 2015 Issue of Footsteps Magazine. This i...

Are the val sheets delivered as hard copies, or as PDFs?

Kent McMillan, post: 350637, member: 3 wrote: Yes, but for some reason few of the local surveyors bothered with temperature corrections or used a tens...

I must be missing something....The inverse equals 1':45,935'What is the minimum closure your state allows?

aliquot, post: 349102, member: 2486 wrote: The University of Wyoming has a distance education program Land Surveying program. They have 25 credits wor...

It is no wonder that I don't understand GPS.All the slang terms that you have used make it impossible for me to understand it.It is like working with ...