Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: a tripointing puzzle joke
Date: Nov 24, 2005 @ 17:33
Author: Lowell G. McManus ("Lowell G. McManus" <mcmanus71496@...>)
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From: "aletheiak" <aletheiak@...>
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Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2005 2:56 AM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: a tripointing puzzle joke
> great
> thanx
> & agreed that it is more likely that 2 or more lost intermediate adri marks
> have been found
> to transform the single continuous northmost adri segment into a few very
> slight zigzags
> than that both terminals of the northmost adri segment were lost & have been
> found
> one of them being the true adcori & the other a corrected southern turnpoint
> on extant
> adri southeast of the mapped southern turnpoint
> as i was wanting to believe when i thought i had to account for 400 feet of
> shift
> to erase & replace the entire northmost mapped segment of adri
>
> also i just noticed the 1993 topo shows no fewer than 8 structures practically
> touching
> adri from one side or the other
> or certainly within 50 feet of it
> making the 400 foot estimate far greater than needed in any case
>
>
> the only remaining bit of data that it is hard to account for
> is the 30 or so acres of the development on solomon run road that must have
> shifted from
> richland into adams
> for if the displacement of adri is really measurable in slight zigzags of tens
> rather than
> hundreds of feet
> as i agree now seems far likelier
> then this development parcel has to be at least 2 and a half miles in length
> thus giving it a shape which the configuration of solomon run road in relation
> to adri
> doesnt seem to permit
>
> do you see the difficulty
>
>
> but apart from disposing of that one remaining rough spot
> i would agree
> it is now looking like adcori may well not have displaced at all