 ... being that scale in nature which will permit of representing accurately the width of a road and the dimensions of a building. More recently on the Continent the expression " cadastral survey " is applied to a plan from which the area of land may be...  Examples of Conics and Curves - Page 12by Wallis Hay Laverty - 1872 - 24 pagesFull view - About this book
 | 1868 - 854 pages
...taken from the French cadastre (a register of lands), and is defined (in the liecueil des Lois, &c.) as a plan from which the area of land may be computed, and from which its revenue may be valued. The purposes to which these large plans may be applied are, as estate plans, for managing, draining,... | |
 | 1868 - 854 pages
...taken from. the French cadastre (a register of lands), and is defined (in the Bccueil des Lois, &c.) as a plan from which the area of land may be computed, and from which its revenue may bo valued. The purposes to which these large plans may be applied are, as estate plans, for managing,... | |
 | 1869 - 852 pages
...French ça/lustre (a register of lands), and is defined (in the Jfecueil des Lois, &,c.) as a plau from which the area of land may be computed, and from which its revenue may be valued. The purposes to which these large plans may be applied are, as estate plans, for managing draining,... | |
 | Ephraim Chambers - 1870 - 856 pages
...taken from the French cadastre (a register of lands), and is defined (in the Recueil (lea Lois, &c.) as a plan from which the area of land may be computed, and from Which its revenue may be valued. The purposes to which these large plans may be applied are, as estate plans, for managing, draining,... | |
 | Henry Spencer Palmer - 1873 - 130 pages
...in the " Eecueil des Lois et Instructions sur les contributions directes," the cadastre is defined as " a plan from which the area of land may be computed,...the arguments in favour of the cadastral scale of 23005 recommended by the Brussels Conference, whereby a mile on the ground is represented on the plan... | |
 | Herbert Michael Wilson - 1900 - 988 pages
...dimensions of a building. More recently on the Continent the expression " cadastral survey " is applied to a plan from which the area of land may be computed and from which its revenue may be valued. As now more generally understood, a cadastral survey is one which includes several of the above features.... | |
 | Herbert Michael Wilson - 1900 - 986 pages
...dimensions of a building. More recently on the Continent the expression " cadastral survey " is applied to a plan from which the area of land may be computed and from which its revenue may be valued. As now more generally understood, a cadastral survey \s one which includes several of the above features.... | |
 | Herbert Michael Wilson - 1900 - 964 pages
...dimensions of a building. More recently on the Continent the expression " cadastral survey " is applied to a plan from which the area of land may be computed and from which its revenue may be valued. As now more generally understood, a cadastral survey is one which includes several of the above features.... | |
 | Herbert Michael Wilson - 1912 - 1014 pages
...dimensions of a building. More recently on the Continent the expression "cadastral survey" is applied to a plan from which the area of land may be computed and from which its revenue may be valued. As now more generally understood, a cadastral survey is one which includes several of the above features.... | |
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