adam i tried that point & reported it in real time in messages 5167
5172 5174 5177 5179 & 5181
if you dont mind wading thru a lot of other stuff with it
but the skinny is i wasnt stopped by snow or mudslick but only by
the closely held private property in the end
& there was a photo attached but the link appears to have expired
--- In
BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "adamnvillani" <avillani@u...>
wrote:
> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "jparsell" <jparsell@n...>
> wrote:
> > Adam,
> >
> > I got the same results you did. Street Atlas USA shows it
missing
> by about
> > 250 ft. but it
> > appears to be right on as a quad-point on Topozone. Can you
> identify the
> > book which
> > described the county boundaries?
>
> Here it is--- I found it at the Long Beach Public Library:
>
> California county boundaries : a study of the division of the
state
> into counties and the subsequent changes in their boundaries, with
> maps
>
> by California Historical Survey Commission.
> Fresno, Calif. : Valley Publishers, 1973, 1923.
>
> ISBN: 0913548146
>
> It seems to be out of print, and the only place Amazon's heard of
it
> is in a footnoted reference in a collection of Frederick Law
> Olmsted's letters. But you might find it in other public libraries
> in California.
>
> Adam