trigonometrical station definition

trigonometrical station means a survey station, other than a reference mark, erected by or under the direction of the Surveyor-General and for which he or she published official co-ordinate values, and includes such other stations as may be prescribed.
trigonometrical station means any survey station, including a town survey mark, erected by or under direction of the Chief [Surveyor- 20 General] Director as part of the national control survey system and for which he or she has published, or intends to publish, official co-ordinate values, and includes such other stations as may be prescribed.’’.
trigonometrical station means a station of the primary, secondary, tertiary or quaternary trigonometrical survey systems as classified by the Surveyor-General.

More Definitions of trigonometrical station

trigonometrical station means any survey station, including a town survey mark, erected by or under the direction of the Chief [Director] Surveyor-
trigonometrical station means any station established in the systematic geodetic survey of Zambia;
trigonometrical station. – means any survey station excluding a reference mark erected by or under the direction of the Director-General and for which he shall have published, or intends publishing official co-ordinate values, and shall include such other stations as maybe prescribed.
trigonometrical station means a permanent mark in the form of a beacon, bolt or mark cut into rock, stone, concrete, brick or wood, the position of which permanent mark has been determined by or on behalf of the Surveyor-General, and includes any such permanent mark as was on the *commencement of Act No. 44 of 1965 a trigonometrical control point under the provisions of the Trigonometrical and Topographical Survey Act, 1958;
trigonometrical station means a permanent mark in the form of a beacon, bolt or mark cut into rock, stone, concrete, brick or wood, the position of which permanent mark has been determined by or on behalf of the Surveyor-General, and includes any such permanent mark as was on the
trigonometrical station means a permanent mark in the form of a beacon, bolt or mark cut into rock, stone, concrete, brick or wood, the position of which permanent mark has been determined by or on
trigonometrical station means any survey station erected by the Commission, or by the Lands and Surveys Department prior to the establishment of the Commission, for which official co-ordinate values have been assigned.