• 2009 Blm Manual Of Surveying Instruction

A Mineral Survey is a type of PLSS Special Survey. In the seventh document PLSS Special Surveyswere discussed in general. The non-rectangular surveys are deviations from the hierarchical rectangular surveys, are often defined or guided by provisions of legislation or authorities. PLSS Special Surveys can “sit on top” of rectangular surveys or they may replace the rectangular surveys, creating a “hole” in the rectangular surveys. In some cases a nominal rectangular survey is extended through the special surveys. The mineral survey plat and survey notes are sued to compile the polygons seen in the PLSS CadNSDI.

Mineral Surveys were created and recorded to establish a right of entry to extract or process a mineral deposit. Most mineral surveys are composed of a set of mining claims (claims). These can be lode claims, placer claims or mile site claims. The mineral survey is collection of these claims recorded together, but the rights and patents (conveyances out of the federal government to the claimant) occur at the claim level, not the mineral survey level.

In many of the highly complicated mineralized areas, the BLM has not completed the mineral survey abstraction and verification. In these areas the PLSS CadNSDI may contain stacked aliquot parts, typically the sixteenth (quarter quarter) that represent the general location of the mineral survey.

These aliquot part polygons are NOT the mineral survey boundary. These polygons serve as a general location of the mineral survey.

In these cases each mineral survey will include the sixteenth part the mineral survey is presumed to be in, so some may be contained entirely within one sixteenth and others may be multiple sixteenth parts. Because of the nature of mining claims and mineral discovery, mineral claims and mineral surveys may be located in unsurveyed protracted areas of the rectangular PLSS. That is the mineral survey was done before the rectangular survey and there is no supporting rectangular division to reference the mineral survey. The rectangular polygons in these areas should be treated as planned areas and should not be relied on for legal land description.

The location of the mineral survey in relation to the protracted areas should not be relied upon.

2009 Blm Manual Of Surveying Instruction

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