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Ex-land surveyor here. They're called corner monuments or property corners. However, in residential areas they are usually not concrete monuments but rather a p
by wyclif 4y ago
Ex-land surveyor here. They're called corner monuments or property corners. However, in residential areas they are usually not concrete monuments but rather a piece of iron rebar: https://www.cardinalsurveying.com/property-corner-markers/ https://www.cardinalsurveying.com/property-corner-markers/
- defrost 4y agoI'm familiar with monuments | pegs, I'm hoping the commenter clarifies their statement about "stamps" on their property. I'm not clear whether their complaint is entirely about airphotos and GIS lines not being rectified (annoying but not critical) or if they're actually claiming that visual misalignment of two seperate data sets has caused monuments to have been incorrectly placed. Here (W.Australia) that wouldn't happen. FWiW many years back I contributed code to software in this field ( https://download.hexagongeospatial.com/en/downloads/imagine/erdas-er-mapper-2022 https://download.hexagongeospatial.com/en/downloads/imagine/... )