For a sectional cadastral map at 1:2000 scale, top left shading uses which cadastral number?

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For a sectional cadastral map at 1:2000 scale, top left shading uses which cadastral number?

On a sectional cadastral map, each section is divided into four quarters and the shading indicates which quarter you’re looking at. The top-left quarter is the first quarter in the map’s labeling scheme, so the shading there corresponds to the cadastral number assigned to that first quarter. That’s why the top-left shading uses the cadastral number for the first quarter of the section. The other quarters would carry the remaining consecutive quarter numbers in their respective positions.

On a sectional cadastral map, each section is divided into four quarters and the shading indicates which quarter you’re looking at. The top-left quarter is the first quarter in the map’s labeling scheme, so the shading there corresponds to the cadastral number assigned to that first quarter. That’s why the top-left shading uses the cadastral number for the first quarter of the section. The other quarters would carry the remaining consecutive quarter numbers in their respective positions.

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