Witness Mark

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Witness point

In land surveying, a witness point is a monument that is located a specific distance and bearing from a second point that itself cannot be monumented for some reason. For example, if a true property corner happened to fall, say, in the bottom of a pond, the surveyor would set a witness point on dry land that served as a reference point used to locate the true property corner.
 

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Witnes trees or witness stones were also marked so that the monument could be replaced if damaged or removed.
 

The Springfield reply is correct...............from a surveyor in SD.

Virgil
 

This has already been answered, but I just wanted to add that it is similar to benchmarking, in which surveyors would use some sort of marker to, say, mark an elevation
 

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