Bluff, Santa Cruz Island - Revision history

MDaily at 00:21, 10 August 2015

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	The station is marked on Forney’s 1875 survey map. In 1934, Charles K. Green noted “portions of this bluff have slid away and it is evident that the station has been lost accordingly. A hydrographic mark set in concrete was placed on top of the point.”		The station is marked on Forney’s 1875 survey map. In 1934, Charles K. Green noted “portions of this bluff have slid away and it is evident that the station has been lost accordingly. A hydrographic mark set in concrete was placed on top of the point.”

	The horizontal coordinates were established by classical geodetic methods and adjusted by the National Geodetic Survey in June ~~1966~~.		The horizontal coordinates were established by classical geodetic methods and adjusted by the National Geodetic Survey in June 1996.

	*[UTM 11: North 3,767,597.027 East 233,963.797].		*[UTM 11: North 3,767,597.027 East 233,963.797].

MDaily at 22:32, 9 August 2015

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	: “on the first high, bold bluff southwest from the West End ranch house, near the edge of the sea bluff. About 20 yards from the base of this bluff is a large rock.”		: “on the first high, bold bluff southwest from the West End ranch house, near the edge of the sea bluff. About 20 yards from the base of this bluff is a large rock.”

	The station is marked on Forney’s 1875 survey map. In 1934, Charles K. Green noted “portions of this bluff have slid away and it is evident that the station has been lost accordingly. A hydrographic mark set in concrete was placed on top of the point.” [UTM 11: North 3,767,597 East 233,963].		The station is marked on Forney’s 1875 survey map. In 1934, Charles K. Green noted “portions of this bluff have slid away and it is evident that the station has been lost accordingly. A hydrographic mark set in concrete was placed on top of the point.”

			The horizontal coordinates were established by classical geodetic methods and adjusted by the National Geodetic Survey in June 1966.

			*[UTM 11: North 3,767,597.027 East 233,963.797].

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<span style="color:#FF0000">'''Bluff, Santa Cruz Island'''</span> is a survey station established in 1874 by Stehman Forney. It was located
: “on the first high, bold bluff southwest from the West End ranch house, near the edge of the sea bluff. About 20 yards from the base of this bluff is a large rock.”

The station is marked on Forney’s 1875 survey map. In 1934, Charles K. Green noted “portions of this bluff have slid away and it is evident that the station has been lost accordingly. A hydrographic mark set in concrete was placed on top of the point.” [UTM 11: North 3,767,597 East 233,963].