PLZ help me with figuring out township quarter sections!

[U.B.]

Here’s a link that shows you how to read townships. It’s easy peasy, and there are practice pages available, at the bottom. Good luck!
Township and Range Survey System

 

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[gold chick]

Thanks for all your advice. I realize now that the BLM is not quite giving me enough information to pinpoint the claims I am looking at. I will need to visit the recorder's office to get the exact dimensions.

If BLM gave the 1/4 sections in the quarters then I could figure it out, but they just give me claim acreage and the quarter it is in, which is not worth guessing, although I could just stay out of that quarter section entirely, which makes sense in some of my situations.

The reality is, there are no shortcuts in treasure hunting, I am learning. Dig all the targets, map all the claims, make sure to not be on private property (and patented claims).

Doesn't seem to sound like much but sitting down and doing the task is a lot of work.

And I do enjoy the process! I have learned so much about mapping systems, claims, types of property, etc. Let alone all the research into locations, history, geology. It's a trip.

But that is what a professional treasure hunter has to do

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

Thanks for all your advice. I realize now that the BLM is not quite giving me enough information to pinpoint the claims I am looking at. I will need to visit the recorder's office to get the exact dimensions.

If BLM gave the 1/4 sections in the quarters then I could figure it out, but they just give me claim acreage and the quarter it is in, which is not worth guessing, although I could just stay out of that quarter section entirely, which makes sense in some of my situations.

The reality is, there are no shortcuts in treasure hunting, I am learning. Dig all the targets, map all the claims, make sure to not be on private property (and patented claims).

Doesn't seem to sound like much but sitting down and doing the task is a lot of work.

And I do enjoy the process! I have learned so much about mapping systems, claims, types of property, etc. Let alone all the research into locations, history, geology. It's a trip.

But that is what a professional treasure hunter has to do

Yes, we all go bumping along, learning as we go - with help from this forum,
you can't go too far wrong, huh...! ?
GL+HH

 

[Gambrinus]

I'm sure you are correct about the BLM not giving enough information but would you mind showing a screen shot of the page you are looking at or a link to that page?

 

[Bum Luck]

PM'd ya.