Land surveying and mapping   (F0037)
1840 - current
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GENERAL

Surveying consists essentially of taking measurements of land for the purpose of making a graphic representation for record. New Zealand's survey system provided for the accurate location of features on maps, property boundaries, building construction, property development, utility services (e.g. power, gas) and navigational aids. Responsibility for surveying included maintenance of the geodetic and cadastral survey systems and registration of surveyors.

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Archives NZ description type : Function (see more about description types)
Version Number: 2
Date Approved: 08/02/2005