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\fdO'^ - Old Forge Coal Mines
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262 LAND SURVEYING.<br />
Taking the first proportion, we have 37.20 ch., the sum of<br />
all the distances : 10.40 ch.j the first distance :: 3 links, the<br />
total error : 1 link, the correction for the first distance.<br />
The latitude of the first course, viz., 8.87 ch., is north, and<br />
as the sum of the north latitudes is the greater, we subtract<br />
the correction leaving 8.86 chains. The correction for the<br />
latitudes of the second course is 1 link, and is likewise sub-<br />
tracted. The correction for the third course is less than 1<br />
link, and is ignored. The correction for the latitude of the<br />
fourth course is 1 link, and as the sum of the south latitudes<br />
is less than the north latitudes we add the correction. We<br />
place the corrected latitudes in the eighth and ninth columns.<br />
In a similar manner we correct the departures, as<br />
shown in the above proportions, placing the corrected<br />
departures in the tenth and eleventh columns.<br />
(738) We rule three columns as shown below, the first<br />
column for stations, the second for total latitudes from Sta.<br />
2, and the third for total departures from Sta. 2. Station 2<br />
being a point only, its latitude and departure are 0. The<br />
latitude of the second i. course, e., from Sta. 2 to Sta. 3,<br />
is + 4.31 chains, and the departure -|- 8.12 chains. These<br />
distances we place opposite Sta. 3, in their proper columns.<br />
The latitude of the third course, i. e., from Sta. 3 to Sta. 4,<br />
is— 6.15 chains, and the departure -f 4.46 chains. There-<br />
fore, the total latitude from Sta. 2 is the sum of -j- 4.31<br />
and — 6.15, which is— 1.84 chains. The total departure<br />
from Sta. 2 is the sum of + 8.12 and -f 4.46, which is + 12.58<br />
chains. These totals we place opposite Sta. 4 in their<br />
proper columns. The latitude of the fourth course, i. e.,<br />
from Sta. 4 to Sta. 1, is — 7.02 chains, and the departure<br />
— 7. 14 chains. These quantities we add with their proper<br />
signs to those previously obtained, which give us the total<br />
latitudes and departures from the initial Sta. 2, and we<br />
have, for the total latitude of Sta. 1, the sum of — 1.84<br />
and — 7.02, which is — 8.86 chains, and for the total departure<br />
the sum of + 12.58 and — 7.14, which is + 5.44 chains.<br />
The latitude of the first course, i. e., from Sta, 1 to Sta. 2,