I'd like to know about the monument's relationship to occupation before answering in full.But you've determined a boundary in the State of Washington ...

I have my layering/pen settings set up so that control prints red, boundary prints blue, everything else is black or shades of gray. Similarly, I ofte...

"....Any person exercising the right of entry .......shall compensate the landowner for all other actual monetary damages, or $100, whichever is great...

I suggest a different test. Tie your level rod to the pole (or hang your 25' tape from a nail high up the pole) and shoot the face of it at different ...

Paul in PA, post: 389911, member: 236 wrote: ....Exactly whose oil well was it? If it was the ranch owners.... Unlikely. The surface rights and the m...

A long time ago, in a galaxy far away, I wrote a LISP that would read an PNEZD comma delimited ascii point list and populate a drawing with point bloc...

paden cash, post: 389847, member: 20 wrote: They come down quick..if you smack them in the right spot. After first cutting a number of tension rings....

Is it in use? If so, it has probably been getting loaded up at this time of year. That may be the cause of movement you have noticed.

Looks like Open Office is on the rocks. LibreOffice is still going strong.

That's about as far from nowhere that you can get in Oregon. This location is a mile and a half from the Crooked River, more miles from the nearest r...

MightyMoe, post: 389545, member: 700 wrote: If a rodman and instrumentman cant figure out how to check the bubble in the field as they survey they sho...

No difference. Most people prefer not to do it, and I understand that. I began surveying at a time when a rod level wasn't really a choice. The choice...

You can't be rocking the rod with a digital level.But with an optical level - the rodman can be inattentive, a rod level can be out of adjustment, or,...

It looks to me like the intention is to register titles but not boundaries. Neither is registered in the U.S.

rfc, post: 389281, member: 8882 wrote: Since when are surveyors entitled to "readily accessible" monuments everywhere? Well, they are not universally...

Tommy Young, post: 389156, member: 703 wrote: If you have any hopes of growing this business ... do not name the business after yourself, All I can s...

Place a PVC collar around the old monument and fill it with sand to surface. Place a new monument at surface over top of the old. Also set 4 reference...