The Government Rectangular Survey is a rectangular system of land surveying that divides a district into quadrangles, townships, and sections, predominantly used in most western states of the USA.
Metes and bounds is a system used for describing the territorial limits of property based on measurements of distance, angles, and landmarks.
A property line represents the officially recorded boundary of a plot of land, which legally defines the perimeter of an individual's or entity's ownership.
A surveyor is a professional who measures and maps out the position, dimensions, and contour of the land or structures on the surface of the Earth. This role is crucial in various industries including construction, real estate, and civil engineering.
