The three legal real estate land descriptions are important information that all real estate agents and brokers must understand to pass their real estate exam and receive their license. Lot _ Block _ of Subdivision _ in the County of _, State of _. The Lot and Block (or Recorded Plat) System has a map showing lot dimensions approved by the Board of County Commissioners. It is sometimes referred to as the recorded plat survey system, or the recorded map survey system. The lot and block survey system is a method used in the United States and Canada to locate and identify land, particularly for lots in densely populated metropolitan areas, suburban areas, and exurbs. Recorded Plat Survey System (Lot and Block Survey System) For example, an object to the East would have an absolute bearing of 90 degrees.
The Bearing System uses degrees, minutes, and seconds for measurement and describes the angle between true north and an onjecy. Additonally, Metes and Bounds uses the Bearing System. Metes are a measure of length and bounds are boundaries. Metes and Bounds are a legal real estate land system used to describe irregular parcels and plated subdivisions. Quadrangles → Townships → Sections → Parts 2. Parts Sections can be broken down into parts.Sections: Townships are broken down into 36, 1-mile square sections (640 acres).Townships: Quadrangles are broken down into 16 townships, which are created by intersecting range lines and tier lines.Note, however, that quadrangle is not a legal term. Uses a "check " which corrects for curvature of earth. Quadrangles: Quadrangles are 24 miles on a side.
(37 principal meridians in US) as starting points. The creation of the legal description for the Governmental Survey System is based on special longitude and latitude lines called principal meridians and base lines. This system created a checkerboard of identical squares using longitude lines (north/south) and latitude lines (east/west).
The system was created by Thomas Jefferson in 1785. Government Survey System (Rectangular Survey System) Public Land Survey System (PLSS)Īfter the Revolutionary War ended, the United States Government needed a way to describe lands in the West to insure locating and selling.
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