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"metes and bounds" description: records of boundaries that
Westwood
Metes and Bounds Realty said combining forces and expertise with the Hudson Valley Properties team primes the organisation for exponential growth.
A secondary factor was adoption of a universal method of land measurement assuring the
metes and bounds of property.
This characteristic of early cities led to the development of a system of land identification called
metes and bounds.
Metes and bounds were adequate for land identification in Europe, but it was a failure in North America.
With
Metes and Bounds, Quinn has created a strong candidate for inclusion in that canon.
They laughed at our Jeffersonian township grid survey system, which ignored the natural landscape, and much preferred the older, landscape-sensitive New England
metes and bounds survey method.
The nation-state is more likely to persist for a long, long time because it responds to man's propensity to define his
metes and bounds as a person and to define the
metes and bounds of his collective personality as a citizen of a nation-state.
Subdividing the land;
metes and bounds and rectangular survey systems.