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![]() "karl gruber" wrote in message ... "buttman" wrote in message oups.com... On Oct 28, 10:14 am, Big John wrote: Jay Be sure and remind him that the fence lines run N-S and E-W in Iowa. Great help in navigation. Big John Don't they run like that everywhere? No. They only run where ther are section lines. The property lines in the east are run along the "metes and bounds" system. Farmer Johns property run along the creek to the top of the hill over to the big rock and back, based on topography. Surveying by using section lines happened during the time the west was "won." Section lines start to show up in eastern Ohio and go west from there. That's why there are no straight roads in New England. Karl Curator I should have read to the end before posting, as I see that several of you have already stated much the same thing. Peter |
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