plotting property bearings

Question 1

Ordinal directions refer to the direction found
at the point equally between each cardinal
direction.

Answer 1

DEGREES

Question 2

A horizontal arc or angle measured from a
north reference line, in a clockwise direction,
to a point of interest some distance away
from the point of measurement. Inland
navigation the terms bearing and azimuth
are interchangeable.

Answer 2

PROPERTY BEARING

Question 3

are exact measurements in a
straight line from a defined “terminal” or
landmark to another terminal.

Answer 3

Metes

Question 4

are
descriptions of certain features of the land
that create part of the boundary, such as a
wall or roadway.

Answer 4

Bounds

Question 5

is the angle of the line in relation to the cardinal direction.

Answer 5

Bearing

Question 6

what word you should use to refer cardinal direction?

Answer 6

“due”

Question 7

refer to the direction found
at the point equally between each cardinal
direction.

Answer 7

Ordinal directions

Question 8

what lines run into east to west?

Answer 8

latitude

Question 9

what lines run into north to south?

Answer 9

longitude

Question 10

one degree of latitude is equals to _________

Answer 10

364,000 feet (64miles)

Question 11

one degree of longitude is equals to_________

Answer 11

288,200 feet (54.6miles)

Question 12

one minute of latitude is equals to_________

Answer 12

6,068 feet (1.15 miles)

Question 13

one minute of longitude is equals to________

Answer 13

4,800 feet (0.91 miles)