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Plot a Metes and Bounds Legal Land Description
Quick StartEnter your metes and bounds legal land description.
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Sales PitchEach 'Calc' consumes 1 credit. 'Check' is free and does not consume any credits. Your first 3 'Calcs' are free. Typically 20 to 30 credits are required to complete a project. If you wish to setup an account, click Becoming a Subscriber and follow the instructions. If already have an account, click here. Or, you can click "Login" on the top right hand corner of any webpage, sign in, and then click the "PLOT" button on the black menu bar. Metes and Bounds Land DescriptionOverview:
Example: A tract of land in the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 30, Township 1 South, Range 66 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, County of Adams, State of Colorado described as follows: Elements:
CurvesLeft, Right, Compound & Reverse Curves Enter in the Central Angle in the Degree/Minute/Second fields. Enter the Radius in the Length/Radius field. The radius is the radius of the curve. The central angle is the angle swept. In a legal description of a curve there should also be a "length" or "distance" of a curve. These lengths should be qualified as either "arc length" or the "chord length". The arc lengths and chord lengths are not used to compute the curve, they are included as a "math" double check. As an additional double check, many descriptions also include words like "Southwesterly" or "Northerly" to describe the general direction of a curve.
Sectional Land DescriptionsSectional Land Descriptions are subdivided by a grid system. These are found by using these fill-in-the-form programs
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