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Surveying in the Headlines

Muro del odio: Surveyor stakes and costly mistakes on La Linea

A  U.S. Border Patrol truck sits idle in the distance, while a line of surveyor’s stakes stretch beside the dirt road, which runs along thick clumps of river cane hiding the Rio Grande.
 
Each stake is tagged with a plastic orange ribbon. “Proposed Fence” is written along their sides ...



Mansion owner, Hollywood battle in court over 'outdoor paradise'

After a city engineer and a city surveyor tell Jeffrey Cornfeld that the land adjacent to his property is abandoned, Cornfeld tracks down descendants of the last-known owner and pays them $300 for three quit-claim deeds.
 
Now, after spending close to $200,000 creating an outdoor paradise for his lakefront mansion, the city says it's publicly owned land.



From rock bottom to greatness

After being snubbed by England's Geological Society, this 19th-century surveyor and creator of the "Map That Changed the World" finally gets some due respect.



Surveyors assess property in advance of fence construction

The proposed border fence in Texas puts federal surveyors in the middle of a fight between the federal courts and land owners.
 



14 figures from Huntsville's past buried at Maple Hill

This Alabama newspaper lists 14 names of famous--and infamous--Alabamians buried in a historic cemetery.  And one of them was a surveyor ...



Greenwood County Council discusses dumping of sewage into Reedy River

The South Carolina Senate approves a bill allowing surveyors to sign and seal a map of Lake Greenwood for the federal government, without it becoming a plat--a move that will potentially save millions of dollars in surveying costs. 











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