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Subject: Re: GISList: SUM: Convert township-range-section to coordinates
Date:  11/20/2001 05:50:30 PM
From:  Jessi Holt



Hi Bryan and all,

Check out the GCDB http://www.blm.gov/gcdb/

This is by the BLM. They are, in conjunction with the Forest Service,
state/county agencies, currently in the process of creating coverages
for the PLSS in a GIS format. You can download the files from there.
They are also in the process of obtaining survey grade GPS coordinates
for the sectional data.

There are sites like Geographical Locator
http://chasm.msu.montana.edu/gl/index.html that can convert points
from PLSS to lat/long. While that would prove too time consuming to do
on each point it can be used as a benchmark on those goofy sections.
I'd have to agree with Bill, none of them are six miles square, some
just make you wonder. But checking against the quad sheets and data
from the GCDB can keep you from going off track.



--
Best of Luck,

Jessi Holt endeavor@accesswest.com




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