- A latitude reference line used in the rectangular survey
system
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- A permanent reference mark used by surveyors in elevation
measurements
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- Used in the rectangular survey system, an area of land
measuring 24 miles by 24 miles square
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- The property line that abuts a street or body of water
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- Used in the rectangular survey system, they are lines that
run north and south to compensate for the curvature of the earth
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- A method of property description which uses as a reference,
block numbers or letters assigned to each group of adjoining lots in a subdivision, and a
lot number or letter for each building lot in the block
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- A method of property description that describes the property
by starting at a well marked point of beginning and follows the boundaries of the property
until it returns to the point of beginning
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- Natural or artificial objects used to outline a properties
boundaries
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- Inserted every 24 miles North and South of base lines
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- A map that shows the location and boundaries of the lots in
a selected area
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- A plan showing the layout of improvements on a property
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- The starting point in a metes and bounds description
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- Imaginary longitudinal lines used as reference points in the
rectangular survey system
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- A string of townships running north and south in the
rectangular survey system
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- The government survey system used to describe vast areas of
land and uses latitude and longitude lines as references
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- In the rectangular survey system it is an area of land 1
square mile in size
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- A procedure for determining the area and boundaries for a
parcel of land
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- In the rectangular survey system, it refers to a row of
townships running east and west
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- A term used in the rectangular survey system to refer to
tracts of land measuring six miles by six miles
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