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Select the circle with the best answer for each question below. Then click on submit to see how many you have correct.
A. First Principal Meridian. B. Illinois-Wisconsin Principal Meridian. C. Fourth Principal Meridian. D. Wisconsin Principal Meridian.
A. north-south lines. B. six miles apart. C. sixty miles apart in Wisconsin. D. true North lines.
A. subdivided into tiers and ranges. B. twenty-four by twenty-four miles in size. C. subdivided into thirty-six sections. D. one square mile in size.
A. Gunter's "chain" of 66 feet or 100 links. B. meter. C. square root. D. square mile.
A. Mississippi River and the Wisconsin-Illinois line. B. Wisconsin-Illinois line and Lake Michigan. C. four section corners found under the State Capitol Building in Madison. D. fourth Principal Meridian and Wisconsin-Illinois boundary.
A. plane coordinate system. B. national triangulation net. C. principal meridian and base line. D. meander line of fractional parallelism.
A. principal meridian. B. base line. C. section line. D. line of longitude.
A. four sections. B. thirty-six sections. C. assessors plats. D. coordinate grid systems.
A. Department of Natural Resources. B. Supervisor of Assessments. C. County Clerk. D. Secretary of State.
A. section line. B. base line. C. principal meridian. D. line of latitude.
A. north and south. B. north and east. C. north and west. D. east and west.
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