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(e) Frequently along right-of-way Hnes, say opposite some of the center-line monuments if other side monuments are not close at hand.
This includes curves as well as tangents.
2 2 RAILWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY SURVEYING.
(J) Wherever there is reason to fear encroachment or where it ahready exists.
A table may be prepared with the following headings to meet ordi- nary conditions for side-monumenting and for use in platting the land maps. Part of the data are to be worked up from office notes and plans, a...nd from the ledger sheets and land maps as they progress.
D. Side-montunent Sheet showing monuments set (and to be set?) at critical points on the right-of-way boundary and property lines.
Survey of (date) From (place) to (place) (main or branch line) R.R.
1. Tangent (or curve) No.
2. Nearest depot.
3. Approximate location.
4. Map No. (new).
5. r Stations and 6. J Ranges from 7. I Established 8. I Center line Station.
Range (north).
Range (near center).
Range (south).
9. Deed range from new center line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(e) Frequently along right-of-way Hnes, say opposite some of the center-line monuments if other side monuments are not close at hand.
This includes curves as well as tangents.
2 2 RAILWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY SURVEYING.
(J) Wherever there is reason to fear encroachment or where it ahready exists.
A table may be prepared with the following headings to meet ordi- nary conditions for side-monumenting and for use in platting the land maps. Part of the data are to be worked up from office notes and plans, a...nd from the ledger sheets and land maps as they progress.
D. Side-montunent Sheet showing monuments set (and to be set?) at critical points on the right-of-way boundary and property lines.
Survey of (date) From (place) to (place) (main or branch line) R.R.
1. Tangent (or curve) No.
2. Nearest depot.
3. Approximate location.
4. Map No. (new).
5. r Stations and 6. J Ranges from 7. I Established 8. I Center line Station.
Range (north).
Range (near center).
Range (south).
9. Deed range from new center line.
What to read after Railway Right of Way Surveying?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Irvin Frye to read onlineMoreLess
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