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Township: Enter the Township Number, Fractional Township Number and Township Direction. To find Public Land Records in one township, enter the desired Township, Range, Meridian, and Land Record Type. To find a Master Title Plat, Historical Index, Use Plat or Rectangular Survey Plat, the user must first select a township or in the case of a multiple township search, select the starting and ending townships. Most Public Land Records are organized by township. Links for downloading and installing Adobe Acrobat Reader and WinZip are provided.

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Adobe Acrobat Reader Version 6.0 or higher is required to view images, and a Zip file viewer is required to open and download GCDB data files. System Requirements: This site is best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 6 or higher, Firefox Version 1.5 or higher, or Netscape Navigator Version 7.1 or higher. All of BLM Nevada's official Cadastral survey plats, as well as Cadastral survey field notes dating back to 1861 are now available. In 2003, the BLM began scanning survey plats. Over the years these records showed signs of deterioration from over handling and environmental factors, such as heat and ultraviolet light. Master Title and Use Plats, and Historical Indices were drafted on vellum and Mylar material with pen and ink. The current title records system was initiated in 1955 as a replacement for the earlier system of tract books. Records are stored on the computer as images and are accessible from the world wide web or any of the nine Information Access Centers. Since February 2002, records have been updated in a digital environment using computer aided drafting and graphic editing software. These digital records have been designated the official agency records. Beginning in 2001, all Master Title Plats, Use Plats and Historical Indices were scanned and stored in a digital format. In 2001, the BLM initiated a records improvement project to improve not only the physical conditions of the records but to also increase the accuracy, reliability, timeliness and access to the BLMвЂ™s official Public Land Records. To learn more about Cadastral Surveys, please visit the Nevada Cadastral Survey site. The official record of these surveys are plats and field notes representing Rectangular Surveys, Mineral Surveys, Homestead Entry Surveys, Townsite Surveys, Indian Reservation Surveys, Military Reservation Surveys and other special surveys including State Boundaries. Cadastral Surveys are the foundation upon which rest title to all land that is now, or once was, Public Domain of the United States. To learn more about this data please visit the Nevada Geographic Coordinate Data Base (GCDB) site.Д¬adastral Surveys create, mark, define, retrace or reestablish the boundaries and subdivisions of the public lands of the United States. The GCDB can be used to graphically display data in BLM's Automated Land Information System for improved public land management. This data base contains geographic coordinates, such as latitude and longitude, for rectangular surveys and special surveys (i.e., mineral, homestead entry and tract surveys).

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To learn how to read a Master Title or Use Plat, view this Sample MTP Image.Д«LM Cadastral Survey has built a Geographic Coordinate Data Base (GCDB) from the Public Land Survey Records. At first, users might find this system confusing, but armed with a few basic rules, terminology and symbols the records can be easily interpreted. Historical Indices provide a history of the land status by identifying all past and present actions that affect title to Federal lands recorded in chronological order.

Master Title Plats and Use Plats are a composite diagram for a given township on which is depicted basic cadastral survey information, ownership information (private patent lands, Federal lands, etc.), land status information (withdrawals, restrictions, etc.), and use authorizations. Master Title Plats, Use Plats and Historical Indices are known as Title Records. Users are able to access this site through the Internet, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Hours of operation for these offices are generally from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. These centers are located in Battle Mountain, Caliente, Carson City, Elko, Ely, Las Vegas, Reno, Tonopah and Winnemucca. Users can access Master Title Plats, Use Plats, Historical Indices, Survey Plats, Survey Field Notes for surveys approved Octoto date, and GCDB information from the world wide web as well as any one of BLM NevadaвЂ™s nine Information Access Centers. This site provides access to BLM NevadaвЂ™s official Public Land Records. Welcome to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Nevada Public Land Records web site.

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