Thread: Land Sketch on Chanote

Does anyone know how to look at the sketch/diagram of a piece of land that is on the chanote and determine the actual linear dimensions of the plot?

There are five or six digit numbers on each point of the survey but I cannot decipher them.

thanks

Pretty accurate in scale with 1mm equals 1 metre or part thereof when measuring the Chanoit drawing land plan.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

Pretty accurate in scale with 1mm equals 1 metre or part thereof when measuring the Chanoit drawing land plan.

thanks. got it

Originally Posted by bjohn34

Does anyone know how to look at the sketch/diagram of a piece of land that is on the chanote and determine the actual linear dimensions of the plot?

There are five or six digit numbers on each point of the survey but I cannot decipher them.

thanks

Usually, or maybe just in my case the distance in meters from point to point is on the charnot. all the other number are GPS positions. Jim

Originally Posted by jamescollister

Originally Posted by bjohn34

Does anyone know how to look at the sketch/diagram of a piece of land that is on the chanote and determine the actual linear dimensions of the plot?

There are five or six digit numbers on each point of the survey but I cannot decipher them.

thanks

Usually, or maybe just in my case the distance in meters from point to point is on the charnot. all the other number are GPS positions. Jim

Or they could be the pin numbers.

Originally Posted by jamescollister

Originally Posted by bjohn34

Does anyone know how to look at the sketch/diagram of a piece of land that is on the chanote and determine the actual linear dimensions of the plot?

There are five or six digit numbers on each point of the survey but I cannot decipher them.

thanks

Usually, or maybe just in my case the distance in meters from point to point is on the charnot. all the other number are GPS positions. Jim

Or they could be the pin identification numbers.

they seem to be mainly distance numbers

on mine, they are not GPS as that did not exist when the drawing was done

Originally Posted by saira121

Is the property percolate

what is that?

not sure about this, but i always assumed they are map grid ref numbers. same we have on ordnance maps. the meterage/garangwia are seperate numbers, normaly along the lines conecting the shanoots= concrete blocks with the ref numbers on, not to be tampered with on the pain of death.