Which two items are listed as Land Survey Symbols together in the material?

Which two items are listed as Land Survey Symbols together in the material?

• A. Found section corner; Found closing corner
• B. Shoreline; Mean high water line
• C. Fence lines; Monument
• D. Meander corner; Witness corner

Answer: (A)

In land survey symbols, markers are grouped by how they were established in the field—found in place or set by the surveyor. A section corner is the corner of a land section, and a closing corner is the corner that completes the survey network. Both are found markers, meaning they were encountered where they already existed rather than placed anew. That shared trait is why they’re listed together as land survey symbols. The other options mix items that aren’t both found corners: one pair involves shoreline features rather than survey corners; another pairs a general symbol with a feature; and the remaining pair includes corner types that aren’t both found markers.

In land survey symbols, markers are grouped by how they were established in the field—found in place or set by the surveyor. A section corner is the corner of a land section, and a closing corner is the corner that completes the survey network. Both are found markers, meaning they were encountered where they already existed rather than placed anew. That shared trait is why they’re listed together as land survey symbols. The other options mix items that aren’t both found corners: one pair involves shoreline features rather than survey corners; another pairs a general symbol with a feature; and the remaining pair includes corner types that aren’t both found markers.