Specifications for descriptions of land
for use in land orders, executive orders, proclamations, Federal Register documents, and land description databases
Revised 2015.
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Contributions
- United States. Office of Management and Budget - Contributor
- United States. Federal Geographic Data Committee. Cadastral Subcommittee - Contributor
- United States. Division of Cadastral Survey - Contributor
Publication
2015 - United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Washington, D.C, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
9,750 words, Guess
Page Count
39 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivespecificationsfo00unit_9
- Internet Archivespecificationsfo00unse_3
- Library of Congress Control Number2014406411
- OCLC Control Number930525395
- Open LibraryOL33213822M
Alternate Titles
- Specifications for descriptions of land
- Specifications for descriptions of tracts of land for use in executive orders and proclamations
Description
The Bureau of Land Management is the Nation's surveyor and maintains extensive current and historical information about land ownership in the United States. Most titles to land, public or private, begin with a land description established by an original cadastral survey. Persons preparing land descriptions must be knowledgeable of the requirements for the various types of land descriptions. They must use the proper format, terms, and phrases and clearly state the intent, with qualification, to ensure the content of the land description is free of ambiguity. The Specifications provide guidance for writing accurate boundary descriptions and locations by survey, the form and arrangement to be followed for Executive and public land orders and proclamations, and examples of boundary descriptions.
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