Measured Interior Angle (2) Point (1) A 100 45'37" В 231 23'43" C 17°12'59" 89 03'28" E 101°34'24" N (Y) E 610.24 5000.00 N (Y) A 10,000.00 E (X) 647.25 Legend: A Control station O Traverse station 285.13 720.35 a 203.03

Measured Interior Angle (2) Point (1) A 100 45'37" В 231 23'43" C 17°12'59" 89 03'28" E 101°34'24" N (Y) E 610.24 5000.00 N (Y) A 10,000.00 E (X) 647.25 Legend: A Control station O Traverse station 285.13 720.35 a 203.03

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Measured
Interior
Angle
(2)
Point
(1)
A
100°45'37"
B
231°23'43"
C
17°12'59"
89°03'28"
101°34'24"
N (Y)
E
610.24
5000.00 N (Y)
A
10,000.00 E (X)
647.25
Legend:
A Control station
O Traverse station
a fixed azimuth of 234°17'18" for line AW,
Compute the azimuth for all sides
285.13
720.35
203.03

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