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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Obliterated corner Corner Monument Accessory Existent Corner Closing Corner Lost Corner Meander corner Location Monument. Initial point A A corner marking the intersection of a section line with the bank of a stream or shoreline of a lake B A point of a survey whose position cannot be determined from traces of evidence or testimony. C A deposit of durable material left at the exact corner point. D A monument used as a reference point in areas unsurveyed, such as a mining district. E A point of a survey whose position cannot be determined from traces of evidence, but whose location has been perpetuated. The intersection of the base line with the principal meridian. An object deliberately set and described as evidence of the corner monument. A point determined by survey that determines the boundary line A point of a survey whose monument may be missing or destroyed, but the location can be determined by accessories. A point of a survey intended to be at the intersection with a previously surveyed line. F G H I J