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  • Founded: Feb 21, 2005
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This group is for the general discussion of the history of the science of surveying. All periods are on the table, with particular emphasis on 18th & 19th Century surveying. Topics include instruments and makers, surveyors, instruments, techniques, maps, and more.

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So. Ore. Original Surveyors
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wooden chaining stakes vs. metal pins?
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