My response was regarding what Jim in AZ wrote: "Reporting that the property corner is 0.11' west and 0.03' south of a found monument is stupid and mi...

Context is everything. An example: on a recent project, research gathered in the vicinity yielded a surveyor‰Ûªs map with notes such as you describe. ...

John, post: 389608, member: 791 wrote: That looks very similar to what I heard referred to as a "Philly" (as in Philadelphia) Rod. I never saw the tar...

Is there any way to get a Chicago Rod. The Chicago rod is available with three or four sections that, instead ofsliding, are joined at the end to each...

Thank you everyone. I respect your preferences.

So, given that the circumstances you describe can be overcome there would be no difference.

That is a sad story Andy. OSHA training for entry into confined spaces should be mandatory. Unfortunately construction workers are not hired for their...

Greg Rodger, post: 385264, member: 11989 wrote: Have you tried looking for the original field notes? I usually write my inst + model down on every pr...

Peter Ehlert, post: 385091, member: 60 wrote: where are you?as you can see from the other comments Location matters.In 1971-73 Northern California mos...

Mathematically it is only a line that is tangent to a curve. There is no curve that is tangent to a line.

I agree with you MightyMoe. The cross sections would be the basis for a hydraulic study of the area. The client is an individual interested in purchas...

There is no "flaw in the box" if the box you mean is the top of the instrument where the batteries and circuits are held. The GA-52 instruction manual...

Nice survey work. I would be pleased to find a monument like that. However I am wondering what the difference is between a rock mound and a stone moun...

Thank you for your replies, everyone. Bionic Man: While I would certainly like to see the scene you propose, that is not the situation we have here. T...