National Geodetic Survey,   Retrieval Date = AUGUST 15, 2010
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 QD1751  DESIGNATION -  RANCHERIA
 QD1751  PID         -  QD1751
 QD1751  STATE/COUNTY-  OR/WHEELER
 QD1751  USGS QUAD   -  FOSSIL SOUTH (1990)
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 QD1751                         *CURRENT SURVEY CONTROL
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 QD1751* NAD 83(1991)-  44 53 53.82569(N)    120 08 15.71520(W)     ADJUSTED  
 QD1751* NAVD 88     -      1496.3    (meters)    4909.     (feet)  VERTCON   
 QD1751  ___________________________________________________________________
 QD1751  LAPLACE CORR-           1.84  (seconds)                    DEFLEC09
 QD1751  GEOID HEIGHT-         -20.07  (meters)                     GEOID09
 QD1751  HORZ ORDER  -  FIRST
 QD1751
 QD1751.The horizontal coordinates were established by classical geodetic methods
 QD1751.and adjusted by the National Geodetic Survey in October 1991.
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 QD1751.The NAVD 88 height was computed by applying the VERTCON shift value to
 QD1751.the NGVD 29 height (displayed under SUPERSEDED SURVEY CONTROL.)
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 QD1751.The Laplace correction was computed from DEFLEC09 derived deflections.
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 QD1751.The geoid height was determined by GEOID09.
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 QD1751;                    North         East     Units Scale Factor Converg.
 QD1751;SPC OR N     -   136,923.211 2,528,614.015   MT  0.99990567   +0 15 25.0
 QD1751;SPC OR N     -   449,223.13  8,295,977.74   iFT  0.99990567   +0 15 25.0
 QD1751;UTM  10      - 4,975,637.372   725,992.370   MT  1.00022806   +2 01 16.4
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 QD1751!             -  Elev Factor  x  Scale Factor =   Combined Factor
 QD1751!SPC OR N     -   0.99976860  x   0.99990567  =   0.99967429
 QD1751!UTM  10      -   0.99976860  x   1.00022806  =   0.99999661
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 QD1751:                Primary Azimuth Mark                     Grid Az
 QD1751:SPC OR N     -  RANCHERIA AZ MK                          166 38 30.9
 QD1751:UTM  10      -  RANCHERIA AZ MK                          164 52 39.5
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 QD1751| PID    Reference Object                     Distance      Geod. Az  |
 QD1751|                                                           dddmmss.s |
 QD1751| CD7411 RANCHERIA RM 1                        5.706 METERS 12326     |
 QD1751| CD7413 RANCHERIA RM 3                        7.893 METERS 14722     |
 QD1751| CD7410 RANCHERIA AZ MK                                    1665355.9 |
 QD1751| CD7412 RANCHERIA RM 2                       14.222 METERS 24030     |
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 QD1751                          SUPERSEDED SURVEY CONTROL
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 QD1751  NAD 83(1986)-  44 53 53.83387(N)    120 08 15.71134(W) AD(       ) 1
 QD1751  NAD 27      -  44 53 54.35200(N)    120 08 11.63200(W) AD(       ) 1
 QD1751  NGVD 29 (07/19/86) 1495.1    (m)         4905.     (f) VERT ANG       
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 QD1751.Superseded values are not recommended for survey control.
 QD1751.NGS no longer adjusts projects to the NAD 27 or NGVD 29 datums.
 QD1751.See file dsdata.txt to determine how the superseded data were derived.
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 QD1751_U.S. NATIONAL GRID SPATIAL ADDRESS: 10TGQ2599275637(NAD 83)
 QD1751_MARKER: DO = NOT SPECIFIED OR SEE DESCRIPTION
 QD1751_SETTING: 66 = SET IN ROCK OUTCROP
 QD1751_SP_SET: SET IN MASS OF CONCRETE IN DEPRE
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 QD1751  HISTORY     - Date     Condition        Report By
 QD1751  HISTORY     - 1932     MONUMENTED       CGS
 QD1751  HISTORY     - 1946     SEE DESCRIPTION  CGS
 QD1751  HISTORY     - 1959     SEE DESCRIPTION  BPA
 QD1751  HISTORY     - 1963     SEE DESCRIPTION  CGS
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 QD1751                          STATION DESCRIPTION
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 QD1751'DESCRIBED BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1932 (FGJ)
 QD1751'STATION IS ON THE HIGHEST POINT OF WHAT IS LOCALLY KNOWN AS
 QD1751'RANCHERIE OR RANCHERIA ROCK OR MOUNTAIN.  THE SAME HILL AS USGS
 QD1751'STATION RANCHERIA, BUT NO TRACE OF THE USGS STATION WAS
 QD1751'FOUND.  STATION MAY BE REACHED AS FOLLOWS FROM THE TOWN OF
 QD1751'FOSSIL--GO SOUTH ON THE JOHN DAY HWY. FOR 10.4 MILES TO ROE CREEK
 QD1751'ROAD, TURN RIGHT AT THIS POINT, AND GO 1.5 MILES TO RANCHERIA
 QD1751'CAMP ROAD, TURN RIGHT HERE, GO 1.1 MILES AND TAKE LEFT FORK,
 QD1751'CONTINUE ON OLD WOOD ROAD FOR 0.5 MILES, THIS IS THE END OF
 QD1751'TRUCK TRAVEL, FOLLOW WELL-WORN PATH TO THE TOP OF ROCKY OUT
 QD1751'CROP.  THERE IS A L.O.S. 6.0 METERS EAST FROM THE STATION.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'REF. MARK NO. 1 IS SOUTHEAST FROM THE STATION.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'REF. MARK NO. 2 IS WEST FROM THE STATION.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'HEIGHT OF SIGNAL ABOVE STATION MARK - 1.5 METERS.
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 QD1751                          STATION RECOVERY (1946)
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 QD1751'RECOVERY NOTE BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1946 (DHK)
 QD1751'ALL MARKS WERE RECOVERED IN GOOD CONDITION.  A NEW REFERENCE MARK
 QD1751'AND AN AZIMUTH MARK WERE SET.  A NEW DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS--
 QD1751'
 QD1751'STATION IS ON THE HIGHEST POINT OF WHAT IS LOCALLY KNOWN AS
 QD1751'RANCHERIA ROCK OR MOUNTAIN.  IT IS 6 FEET WEST-SOUTHWEST OF THE
 QD1751'NORTHWEST CORNER OF RANCHERIA LOOKOUT TOWER SET IN OUTCROPPING
 QD1751'BEDROCK AS DESCRIBED BY NOTE 3.  IT IS STAMPED--RANCHERIA 1932.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'REFERENCE MARK NO. 1 IS SOUTHEAST OF THE STATION SET FLUSH IN
 QD1751'BEDROCK 1 FOOT NORTHEAST OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE LOOKOUT
 QD1751'AND IS UNDER THE PORCH.  IT IS STAMPED--RANCHERIA 1932 NO 1 AND
 QD1751'CORRESPONDS TO NOTE 12A.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'REFERENCE MARK NO. 2 IS SOUTHWEST OF THE STATION AND ABOUT 10
 QD1751'FEET LOWER ON THE EAST EDGE OF A ROCK LEDGE.  IT CORRESPONDS TO
 QD1751'NOTE 12A AND IS STAMPED--RANCHERIA 1932 NO 2.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'REFERENCE MARK NO. 3 WAS SET IN BEDROCK SOUTH OF THE STATION,
 QD1751'6 FEET SOUTHWEST OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE LOOKOUT, AND
 QD1751'CORRESPONDS TO NOTE 12A.  IT IS ABOUT 6 FEET LOWER THAN THE
 QD1751'STATION AND IS STAMPED--RANCHERIA 1946 NO 3.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'AN AZIMUTH MARK WAS SET ABOUT 1-1/4 MILES SOUTHWEST OF THE
 QD1751'STATION, 185 FEET NORTH OF THE CENTER LINE OF THE MAIN ROAD, 80
 QD1751'FEET EAST OF A LOGGING ROAD.  IT IS ON A GRASSY SLOPE SET IN
 QD1751'BEDROCK WHICH PROJECTS ABOUT 6 INCHES.  THE MARK CORRESPONDS TO
 QD1751'NOTE 12A AND IS STAMPED--RANCHERIA 1946.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'REACHED FROM THE TOWN OF FOSSIL BY GOING SOUTH ON THE JOHN DAY
 QD1751'HIGHWAY FOR 10.4 MILES TO ROE CREEK ROAD, TURN RIGHT AT THIS
 QD1751'POINT AND GO 1.5 MILES TO RANCHERIA CAMP ROAD AND SIGN RANCHERIA
 QD1751'L. O. 1.1 MI.  (CONTINUE STRAIGHT AHEAD HERE ON MAIN ROAD FOR
 QD1751'1.2 MILES TO AZIMUTH MARK 185 FEET NORTH OF ROAD).  TURN RIGHT
 QD1751'AND GO 1.1 MILES AND TAKE LEFT FORK, CONTINUE ON OLD WOOD ROAD
 QD1751'FOR 0.5 MILE TO END OF TRUCK TRAVEL.  FOLLOW TRAIL TO TOP OF
 QD1751'ROCKY OUTCROP, LOOKOUT TOWER, AND STATION SITE.  ABOUT A 30
 QD1751'MINUTE PACK.
 QD1751'
 QD1751'OBSERVATIONS MADE FROM A 1.3M TRIPOD.
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 QD1751                          STATION RECOVERY (1959)
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 QD1751'RECOVERY NOTE BY BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION 1959
 QD1751'FROM INTR. MAIN AND FIRST STREETS IN FOSSIL GO SOUTH ON STATE
 QD1751'HIGHWAY 19 (MAIN ST.) 9.4 MILE TO RANCHERIA L.O. ROAD RT.  TURN
 QD1751'RIGHT ON GRAVELED ROAD AND GO 0.2 MILE TO SKI RUN.  CONTINUE UP
 QD1751'GRADE ON DIRT ROAD TO LOOKOUT HOUSE AND STATION AS DESCRIBED.
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 QD1751                          STATION RECOVERY (1963)
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 QD1751'RECOVERY NOTE BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1963 (MBM)
 QD1751'THE STATION MARK, REFERENCE MARKS AND AZIMUTH MARK WERE ALL FOUND
 QD1751'IN GOOD CONDITION.  A NEW DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS--TO REACH FROM
 QD1751'THE TOWN OF FOSSIL, GO SOUTH ON THE JOHN DAY HIGHWAY, STATE
 QD1751'HIGHWAY 19, FOR 9.1 MILES TO THE TOP OF BUTTE CREEK SUMMIT AND
 QD1751'ROAD RIGHT, WEST.  TURN RIGHT AND GO 1.5 MILE TO A ROAD CROSSING
 QD1751'AND SIGN RANCHERUA LOOKOUT POINTING STRAIGHT AHEAD, CONTINUE
 QD1751'STRAIGHT AHEAD .65 MILE TO THE TOP AND THE LOOKOUT SITE.  THE
 QD1751'LAST .2 MILE IS VERY STEEP AND NARROW, CLIMBING THE NORTH SIDE
 QD1751'OF THIS CONICAL PEAK.