township
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[cadastral and land records] In the United States, a quadrangle approximately 6 miles on a side, bounded by meridians and parallels and containing 36 sections.
Township and Range is a cadastral system established by the United States Public Land Survey of 1785 to partition public land so that it could be sold or deeded.
Township and Range:
The rectangular system of land subdivision of much of the agriculturally settled United States west of the Appalachian Mountains; established by the Land Ordinance of 1785.
Township and range numbers:
Townships and Ranges are identified by placing their respective number on either side of a dividing line (pipe) in the border ...
township
In the United States, a quadrangle approximately 6 miles on a side, bounded by meridians and parallels and containing 36 sections.
Township
In the US Public Land Survey System (PLSS), a an area comprised of 36 sections or 36 square miles. Also used to convey north-south location of the township relative to the survey's base line.
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Township; photogrammetric elevation (measured with stereo plotter); Tramontana, Tramuntana, Triones = North
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section Unit of subdivision of a township; normally a quadrangle 1 mile square with boundaries conforming to meridians and parallels within established limits, and containing 640 acres as nearly as practicable.
subregions, we would explore additional county, sub- county, and spatially-explicit status and trends for issues including local environmental resources, employment centers, zoning, and infrastructure, to understand the forces that affect township ...
Another example is ZIP code 08043, which corresponds to the census-designated place of Kirkwood, NJ but actually serves the entirety of Voorhees Township, NJ.
From the intersection of the baseline and the meridian, or range, six-mile squares, called townships, were laid out and monumented. Each township is identified by a "township" or "T" number according to how far east or west it is of the meridian.
The Mohave County Road Guide - a clever map book based on Township, Range, and Section Grid
Posted on August 02, 2007
I just received a copy of the Mohave County Road Guide from the creator, realtor Dave Kreitel.
The next scene covers some of the Eastern Townships in heavily forested (spruce; fir; pine; tamarack; birch; maple) hills in the Laurentian Lowlands of the Province of Quebec. The St.
These areas are called sections and are numbered within a township from the upper right to the lower right in an alternating manner (1 to 6 are numbered from right to left, 7 to 12 from left to right, etc.).
Public Land Survey System (PLSS) (including township, range, and section information); (5) hypsography, including contours and supplemental spot elevation; (6) vegetative surface cover, including woods, scrubs, orchards, vineyards, ...
Union City, Pennsylvania
Union City, Tennessee
Union County, New Jersey
Union Township, Michigan
Union Township, New Jersey
Union Township, Pennsylvania
Union, Saint Vincent
Union, Grenadines (in the Carribean) ...
If the area to be mapped is small (only a few square kilometres, as for example, a county, township or city), then the occurrence of error that results from projecting the curved surface of the Earth, to the flat surface of the map, is negligible.
A reference scheme for recording property ownership by section, township, range, and aliquot parts (half or quarter sections) in the United States.
For example, most GIS users can live with the fact that their survey township coordinates do not coincide exactly with the survey fabric, however, the absence of one or two parcels from a tax map can have immediate and costly consequences.
This is not the same as having your base map tied to the Public Land Survey system (PLSS) of townships and sections.
5. Boundaries of geographic subdivisions, for example, section, township, and range; government lot boundaries and numbers; land districts; land lots; and numbers
6. Location and names of streets, highways, alleys, railroads, rivers, lakes, and so on ...
quarter sections (160 acres)
sections (640 acres, 1 square mile)
townships (6x6 miles)
farms are managed in rectangular fields and forest resources are sold in similar acreage units ...
This study has used data from two airborne LiDAR surveys conducted by the NSW Land and Property Management Authority (LPMA) in June 2009. The first took place near the township of Glen Innes, ...
Appending layers is used to join together layers that represent the same features on the ground, but whose spatial extents are contiguous (for example, data which are tiled by township).
The participants for Nassau County included all three towns, two cities and three villages (one representative from each township).
The cities of Madrid, Geneva, and Paris all use GIS for providing many city services. Bregenze, a small township in Austria, uses GIS to meet the needs of its 12 government departments. Learn more.
" Distances are measured in the four cardinal directions from the initial point and are formed into townships, ranges, and sections. This system is primarily used for legal land description west of Ohio.
A series of jurisdictions which are superimposed with, or overlap on, other jurisdictions either smaller or larger in size and usually which have a vertical relationship in authority and responsibility, i.e., alderman districts, township, city, ...
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