Locodave2 0 Posted July 31 I am new to this. I have a main marker and two reference markers on my property and would like info They are marked Knauers 1942 and Knauers 1984 no other numbers. Someone help me. Dave Share this post Link to post
Locodave2 0 Posted July 31 Members 0 0 posts Posted just now · Hidden Hidden I am new to this. I have a main marker and two reference markers on my property and would like info They are marked Knauers 1942 and Knauers 1984 no other numbers. Someone help me. Dave Share this post Link to post
Bill93 2 Posted August 1 Assuming you are in Pennsylvania (you really should have told us that), this is your triangulation station. The others with the arrows are reference marks to aid in finding the main station if it is buried, as many were intentionally or otherwise. It has been measured with GPS as well as the old triangulation sighting data. Your Department of Transportation submitted the most recent recovery report on this disk. https://www.geocaching.com/mark/details.aspx?PID=KW3011 https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ds_mark.prl?PidBox=KW3011 Share this post Link to post
ArtMan 0 Posted August 2 These triangulation stations were often named for a nearby town, village, geographic feature, or person. In this case the nearby village of Knauers is the source. Note, however, that the 1993 recovery report repeatedly misspells it as Knavers, possibly due to a transcription error from handwritten field notes. Share this post Link to post
Z15 2 Posted August 3 (edited) Triangulation Diagram https://beta.ngs.noaa.gov/gcd/ Note - Some have LOT with the name, that stands for; LookOut Tower. Manned 'forest fire' watch stations of the day. Edited August 4 by Z15 1 Share this post Link to post
