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TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE I EAST, OF THE SAN BERNARDINO MERIDIAN, CALIFORNIA
DEPENDENT RESURVEY
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SAN JACINTO AP This plat represents a dependent resurvey of
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subdivisional lines, and subdivision of section
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restore the corners in their true original
locations according to the best available
evidence.
The lottings and areas are as shown on the
plats approved September 26, 1867, March 19,
1880, October 11, 1895, November 1, 1913, and
December 5, 1916.
The survey was exeuted by William S. DeGroot
and William S. Ross, Cadastral Surveyors,
beginning March 21, 1977, and completed March
19, 1982, pursuant to Special Instructions
dated January 5, 1977, for Group No. 690,
California.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Sacramento, California August 16, 1984
This plat is strictly conformable to the
approved field notes, and the survey, having
been correctly executed in accordance with the
requirements of law and the regulations of this
Bureau, is hereby accepted.
For the Director
Chief Cadastral Surveyor
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restore the corners in their true original
locations according to the best available
evidence.
The lottings and areas are as shown on the
plats approved September 26, 1867, March 19,
1880, October 11, 1895, November 1, 1913, and
December 5, 1916.
The survey was exeuted by William S. DeGroot
and William S. Ross, Cadastral Surveyors,
beginning March 21, 1977, and completed March
19, 1982, pursuant to Special Instructions
dated January 5, 1977, for Group No. 690,
California.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Sacramento, California August 16, 1984
This plat is strictly conformable to the
approved field notes, and the survey, having
been correctly executed in accordance with the
requirements of law and the regulations of this
Bureau, is hereby accepted.
For the Director
Chief Cadastral Surveyor
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