Real examples
Every example here is a public record, along with the TerrainPlot output - no cleanup, no deskew, no hand-placing anything afterwards. Open the source at full resolution and read the bearings yourself, then open the DXF and inverse a line. We would rather you check than take our word.
42 lots, a cul-de-sac, and a 20-foot utility easement on one D-size sheet.
Plat Book 141, Pg 16
Franklin County, Ohio
1 sheet · 24×36 in · 400 dpi
| Lots | 42 |
| Calls | 318 |
| Curves | 11 |
| Worst closure | from the run |
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export.dxf - one layer per lot, easements separate - State Plane Ohio South (ft)
Ink on linen, photographed to microfilm, then scanned. Faint, skewed, every bearing lettered by hand.
Vol 36, Pg 3
Muskingum County, Ohio
1 sheet · 18×24 in · 600 dpi
| Lots | 9 |
| Calls | 64 |
| Flagged | 2 |
| Worst closure | from the run |
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export.dxf - one layer per lot - assumed bearing basis, no coordinate system on the sheet
One boundary follows the water, so it is a run of short ties rather than a single call. The curve table is on sheet 2.
Parcel Map 214-08
Butte County, California
2 sheets · 18×26 in · 400 dpi
| Parcels | 4 |
| Calls | 97 |
| Curves | 6 |
| Worst closure | from the run |
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export.dxf - one layer per parcel, meander ties separate - State Plane California Zone 2 (ft)
A plat, a deed, an aliquot call - whichever you would least like to redraw. It runs the same way these did, and the CAD file comes back to you.
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