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Nebraska Department of Natural Resources, Lincoln, Nebraska
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BenchmarkID
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22
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Designation
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6-1 (NRC)
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Point ID #
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AR0159
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NGS PID #
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USGS Quad
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ASHLAND EAST
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County
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Saunders
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State
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Nebraska
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Horizontal Datum
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Horiziontal Datum
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NAD 83
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Horizontal Order
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2nd
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Latitude
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Longitude
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Position
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41° 03' 15.9762"
(N)
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-096° 20' 15.3991"
(W)
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State Plane Zone
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2600
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SPC NE (Meters)
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Northing:
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142,092.581
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Easting:
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807,694.467
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SPC NE (Feet)
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Northing:
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466,182.076
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Easting:
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2,649,910.93
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Scale Factor:
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.999689436
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Convergence:
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+ 2 25 37.39
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Veritical Datum
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Vertical Datum
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NAVD 88
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Veritcal Order
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3rd
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Height
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Orthometric Height
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1,060.283
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(Feet)
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Height
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Orthometric Height
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323.175
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(Meters)
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GEOID
93
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GeoID Height:
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26.322
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(Meters)
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Ellips
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Ellipsoidal Height
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296.853
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(Meters)
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Vertical Conversion Factor
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88 Minus 29 - Height:
.102
(Meters) Based on: VERTCON
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NGVD 29
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Elevation:
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1,059.949
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(Feet)
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Description
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Date Established:
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JULY 1997
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Legal Description:
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IN THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 31 - T 13 N - R 10 E.
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General Description:
THE HORIZONTAL COORDINATES WERE ESTABLISHED BY GPS OBSERVATIONS AND
ADJUSTED BY THE NE. NATURAL RESOURCES COMM., FROM 1ST ORDER N.G.S.
STATION ( MILLAPORT )
THE ELEVATION WAS ESTABLISHED BY GPS FROM 2ND ORDER N.G.S. STATION
( B 301 )
DESCRIPTION:
THE STATION IS LOCATED APPROX. 400 FT. NORTH N.W. OF HWY. # 6
AND APPROX. 1,000 FT. EAST OF SALT CREEK. A CHISELED DOT IN THE
CENTER OF A CHISELED SQUARE ON A 4 FT. X 4 FT. CONCRETE PAD. THE
STATION IS 138.6 FT. SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF THE CENTERLINE OF THE
BURLINGTON RAILROAD TRACK, 30.2 FT. SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF WATER OVER-
FLOW PIPE, 16.4 FT. EAST OF DITCH. THE AREA IS PART OF THE LINCOLN
WATER SYSTEM.
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