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I don't see what the problem is...

So I guess it's notUnitl Saturday, Eat Donuts?

Guess I shoudn't have hit it with the sp... . . . . . . . .

Cool, thanks!

Cliff-Is that actually what it means, or a guess?

Well, that wouldn't suprise me. The St. Louis area seems to love their datumns! Everyone has their own and none are really related to another.

Well, the tract goes back pretty far...Whoever it was set by, and whatever it was set for doesn't have a bearing on this survey. It is a point on a U...

Pretty sure it's not the Dept of Education.I've never seen US Engineering Dept either, only COE or nowadays USACE

Metal. It has been called out on a recent survey as brass. Given the color, I'm inclined to think copper.

No adjoiner history makes any sense. This has been listed as the same military reservation since it appeared as a US Survey on a GLO plat in 1855.

ALL- I am discussing the situation with girard via private email. As you are aware, he is in a unique position that warrants anonymity. If any resul...

Ooops, sorry. I forgot to enable that. Click on the little mailbox next to my name.

> I's go with NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Fractional Section 12....That is to say, ...of the SE 1/4.....

I's go with NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Fractional Section 12....

I'm from Illinois and I'm active in IPLSA on the local level.Someone has listed the state statute related to moving corners. As surveyors, we give op...

I'll bet the locator really sung out fot that one!

I've only had to monitor settlement on bridge cones and large fill areas. I used a Leica NA3003. I made sure to have two solid BM's on natural groun...