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<span style="color:#FF0000">'''Bluff, San Clemente Island'''</span> is a triangulation station atop the island at 1098 feet in elevation to the east and slightly north of Eel Point. It was established in 1862 by [[GREENWELL, William E.|William E. Greenwell]].
<span style="color:#FF0000">'''Bluff, San Clemente Island '''</span>, California, [[GREENWELL, William E.|William E. Greenwell]], 1862; [[FORNEY, Stehman|Stehman Forney]], 1878.—On the extreme end of a bold point jutting out to the westward from the ridge running up to the northeast from Seal harbor. The center was marked by an underground stone with lead bolt only, and a surface stome similar to that described in note 3, p. 615. To the north of the station 6.8 feet was a drill hole in the fixed rock, and a similar one to the south 6.2 feet. To the east 9.4 feet was a rock with a hole in the top set even with the surface of the ground.
 
Bluff, San Clemente Island triangulation station is atop the island at 1098 feet in elevation to the east and slightly north of Eel Point.

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Bluff, San Clemente Island


Bluff, San Clemente Island , California, William E. Greenwell, 1862; Stehman Forney, 1878.—On the extreme end of a bold point jutting out to the westward from the ridge running up to the northeast from Seal harbor. The center was marked by an underground stone with lead bolt only, and a surface stome similar to that described in note 3, p. 615. To the north of the station 6.8 feet was a drill hole in the fixed rock, and a similar one to the south 6.2 feet. To the east 9.4 feet was a rock with a hole in the top set even with the surface of the ground.

Bluff, San Clemente Island triangulation station is atop the island at 1098 feet in elevation to the east and slightly north of Eel Point.