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The entire state of Missouri is part of the PLSS system. The are few, if any grants of land prior to the creation of the United States. Large tracts of land are described according the Township, Section, Range system while smaller lots are described by metes and bounds legal descriptions. | The entire state of Missouri is part of the PLSS system. The are few, if any grants of land prior to the creation of the United States. Large tracts of land are described according the Township, Section, Range system while smaller lots are described by metes and bounds legal descriptions. | ||
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| + | ==New Legal Descriptions== | ||
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| + | R.S.Mo. 327.272 prohibits anyone but a MO licensed surveyor from drafting a new legal description. | ||
==Cross-References== | ==Cross-References== | ||
* [[Missouri]] | * [[Missouri]] | ||
Revision as of 18:43, 9 August 2018
Overview
The entire state of Missouri is part of the PLSS system. The are few, if any grants of land prior to the creation of the United States. Large tracts of land are described according the Township, Section, Range system while smaller lots are described by metes and bounds legal descriptions.
New Legal Descriptions
R.S.Mo. 327.272 prohibits anyone but a MO licensed surveyor from drafting a new legal description.
