which I don't think is a good idea. You should try to learn as much about everything as possible.
Jocool wrote:just the systems they created.
That doesn't really make sense. PLSS stands for Public Land Survey System. The PLSS is the system, it doesn't make systems. So no, that's not what you said.
My SHMS Team Results:
2007
Regionals- 3rd
States- 5th
Basically, all you need to know is how to number the sections (it's done pretty much backwards), how many sections there are in a township, what township and range lines are and what they mean, and how to locate something within a section. And it wouldn't hurt to know why it is used pretty much everywhere in the country except the east coast.
Ethan K
Valparaiso, Indiana SO Alumnus
Ben Franklin MS
Valparaiso HS
Harvard University 2012
Nationals: OSU '03, Juniata '04, Wichita State '07, George Washington '08 -- Team place: 22, 18, 11, 11
sorry. my last "question" wasnt answered: "I dont understand all the different bench marks and why they have all those different ones with controls and boundaries. "
thanx!
My teammate that was subbing for me (because of a time issue) said that there was a symbol he needed to use but it wasn't on the symbol sheet. Is that possible?
2win wrote:My teammate that was subbing for me (because of a time issue) said that there was a symbol he needed to use but it wasn't on the symbol sheet. Is that possible?
I don't think so, someone was wrong, either your sub couldn'y find it our the test writer messed up.
Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please. - Mark Twain
2win wrote:My teammate that was subbing for me (because of a time issue) said that there was a symbol he needed to use but it wasn't on the symbol sheet. Is that possible?
yes, it is. on our test, we needed a dock and it didn't have that. only wharf. i no that that's not what they were looking for because my partner put something different and got it right, while my school's other team put wharf & got it wrong.