Minnesota § 381.13 - TOWNSHIP LANDMARKS

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§ 381.13. TOWNSHIP LANDMARKS

In every county, the county board shall cause to be placed by a licensed surveyor at the northeast corner of each congressional township a durable magnetic monument having a head not less than 3-1/2 inches in diameter and a length of 20 inches. The monument must be embedded its full length in the ground. The county board shall pay from the treasury the expense of installing the monuments, and the place where the monument is located is prima facie evidence of the northeast corner of such township.

History:

(785) RL s 449; 1986 c 365 s 12

Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes

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