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imaginary lines running East & West
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24 miles x 24 miles (largest measure)
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land description, used for subdividing land utilizing surveying lines
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a series of boundary lines on the earth's surface
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a type of legal description for land
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legal description that identifies a property by specifying the shape and boundary dimensions-
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man-made or nature object used to establish boundaries of land
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starting (and ending) place in a land survey
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imaginary lines running North & South
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a vertical strip of land six miles wide-
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1-mile x 1-mile tract of land containing 640 acres
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6-mile x 6-mile tract of land containing 36 sections
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east-west row of townships
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and permanent reference point for surveying
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a straight line connecting north and south
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to compensate for the earth's curvature guide meridians are drawn every 24 miles east and west of the principal Meridian
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correction lines are located every 24 miles north and south of the baseline to compensate for the curvature of the earth
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the 24 by 24 miles square created by the intersecting guide meridians and correction lines is called a check
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an engineers plan for land use superimposed on a map of the land in question
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each parcel of land is given a parcel ID to prepare tax maps for taxation
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