A system of geometry and trigonometry, with a treatise on surveying; in which the principles of rectangular surveying, without plotting, are explained (1835)
Flint, Abel, 1765-1825, Gillet, George · Hartford, Belknap & Hamersley; New York, Cooke & Co. · leaf 57
2.64 4. S. 25 0 E. 4. 21. s. 86 0 W. 2.50 5. S. 66 30 W. 39. 22. s. 0 25 W. 14.50 6. N. 25 0 W. 4. 23. s. 2 0 W. 5.38 7. S. 64 45 W. 322 24. s. 10 0 E. 11.75 8. N. 30 30 W. 18,3 25. s. 86 0 W. 34.60 9. N. 56 30 E. 34,5 A Lcres Roods Re ds. A rea 268 - - 3 — 7 CASE V. To SURVEY A FIELD FROM ONE… … From station to A, N. 20° W. 8.70 B. N. 60 E. 10. C. N. 87 E. 11.40 D. S. 15 E. 10.50 E. S. 60 W. 12. F. N. 65 W. 8.78 TO PROTRACT THIS FIELD. Draw a meridian line as N. S. From some point in thatline as a centre, lay off the bearing and distance to the sev-eral angles, and draw lines from one…
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