Boundary Surveying – Lost Dimensions
Lost dimensions – going through the process to reinstate boundaries
Integrated UAV Mapping and Boundary Survey Project – Uralla
Croft Surveying and Mapping utilized a combination of UAV drone mapping, cadastral surveys, and detailed field surveying.
Strata subdivision and Building construction
From boundary identification and construction setout,
through to Strata Subdivision and Registration
Rural Boundary Surveying
Rural Boundary Surveying takes Croft Surveying and Mapping to many parts of the New England and North West region. This includes finding Original Trigonometric Station “Number 3292” – near Nowendoc – and “New Technology” – high accuracy GPS.
Boundary Surveying – Historical Processes, Modern Equipment
Advances in technology have made crossing large distances quickly and accurately a reality. While Google Maps or SIX Maps provide an indication of property boundaries, the historical process of finding survey marks and monuments is paramount to reinstating boundaries. Large tracts of the New England and North West regions still hold original Crown Plans (c. 1860 – 1900’s) as their current survey plan.