Surveying
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Names and connections
Cities and towns--Surveying; City surveying; Land surveying
- Broader: Engineering
- Narrower: Archaeological surveying
- Narrower: Artificial satellites in surveying
- Narrower: Bench-marks
- Narrower: Building sites
- Narrower: Cartography
- Narrower: Caves--Surveying
- Narrower: Dams--Surveying
- Narrower: Electronics in surveying
- Narrower: Forensic surveying
- Narrower: Hydroelectric power plants--Surveying
- Narrower: Hydrographic surveying
- Narrower: Landscape architectural surveying
- Narrower: Leveling
- Narrower: Mine surveying
- Narrower: Photographic surveying
- Narrower: Quantity surveying
- Narrower: Radar in surveying
- Narrower: Railroads--Surveying
- Narrower: Roads--Surveying
- Narrower: Route surveying
- Narrower: Stadia measurements
- Narrower: Surveys--Plotting
- Narrower: Topographical surveying
- Narrower: Traverse stations
- Narrower: Traverses (Surveying)
- Narrower: Triangulation
- Narrower: Triangulation stations
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9547710668065882628 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 20, 19449, 41984). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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