Running line

Running line

by United States. Bureau of Land Management

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"For hundreds of years, cadastral surveyors have tramped across the country, braving the elements, to perform an important public service. They have had an exciting history, and they take great pride in their heritage. They enjoy swapping old surveying stories and sharing their experiences with others. Tales of the challenges surveyors have faced in the past, the accomplishments of the surveying crews, and the influence of outstanding surveyors abound. Such stories are a treasure of information, and lend themselves to helping surveyors better understand the issues that have influenced the way the surveying system is today. These stories of individual dedication, wisdom, and professionalism can be a source of pride, and help surveyors face today's challenges"--Page iii.

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