+Udink Posted September 2, 2002 Share Posted September 2, 2002 I went looking for this benchmark yesterday (using only the textual description), and even though I followed the directions perfectly, I actually ended up finding a completely different benchmark that appears about 3.5 km to the south (according to a topo map). The benchmark I had been looking for appears on this USGS quadrangle (at about 0474000E 4375000N UTM) (WARNING: that link goes to a 1+ MB image), and the benchmark I actually found appears on this quad (at about 0472000E 4371000N UTM). When I do a search on the NGS website for all benchmarks on the latter quad, the one I found isn't listed in the results, even though it's marked on the map and it exists in good condition at that location. Anyhow, I suppose I'm just wondering if anybody knows how I can log this benchmark as being recovered if I can't find a PID for it? Quote Link to comment
russotto Posted September 3, 2002 Share Posted September 3, 2002 What's the disk marked as? You can sometimes search by that. Quote Link to comment
+Udink Posted September 3, 2002 Author Share Posted September 3, 2002 It's a USGS benchmark, stamped "93 RS" on the upper half, with the elevation "10573" stamped in the center, and "1938" stamped on the lower half. Here is the picture I took of the disk. Actually, after looking at it, I wonder if it wasn't previously destroyed, then reset in '93? I tried a search for all station names in Utah beginning with "93" but this one didn't show up. Quote Link to comment
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