A treatise on surveying ; in which the theory and practice are fully explained (1860)
Alsop, Samuel · Philadelphia, E. C. & J. Biddle & co. · leaf 206
* Various hints in this section have been derived from Gillespies LandSurveying. Sec. VI.] PLATTING THE SURVEY, 203 both the direction and position of every subsequent line onthe plat. The figure is the plat from the following field-notes :—2. S. 60J° E. 10.80; 3. S. 8° E. 9.50; 1. K 27|° E. 7.754.… … 340. Second Method.—Draw a number of parallel lines torepresent meridians. They may be equidistant or not.The faint lines on ruled paper will answer very well. Select any convenient point for Kg. 144. a place of beginning, and draw theline AB (Fig. 144) for the first side.Place the protractor so…
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