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Home » State Plane Coordinates vs. Surface Coordinates, Part 9.
This is the final article of this series. I know not everything was
covered, but it was a good review. I'm interested in comments because we may need to
have an additional article or two blended in with the GPS topics that will begin with the
next column.
To summarize, we converted the latitude and longitude coordinates,
determined by GPS, of stations BROMILOW, REILLY and WAKEMAN to state plane coordinates in
the New Mexico Central zone, using program SPCS83.