boundry
A parcel boundary record containing verified, survey-grade coordinate data including state plane coordinates, grid bearings, and distances, calibrated to NGS benchmarks and ready for field stakeout. Unlike a traditional mapped boundary line, a boundry carries the full coordinate intelligence needed to stake property corners in the field without additional office computation.
Can also be used as a verb: to boundry — to generate a field-ready coordinate record for a property boundary.
Can also be used as a verb: to boundry — to generate a field-ready coordinate record for a property boundary.
"The crew loaded the boundry file into their data collector before leaving the office."
"We boundried the Smith parcel overnight so the field crew could hit the ground running."
"Pull the boundry on that lot before you go out tomorrow."
"We boundried the Smith parcel overnight so the field crew could hit the ground running."
"Pull the boundry on that lot before you go out tomorrow."
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