The permanent ground marker used to indicate a boundary corner is called what?

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The permanent ground marker used to indicate a boundary corner is called what?

A monument. A monument is a fixed, physical object placed on the ground to establish and preserve the location of a boundary corner, serving as the concrete reference point for boundary surveys. Benchmarks are used to reference elevations, not horizontal boundary corners. A reference point is a general term for any point used as a basis for measurements, not necessarily a physical marker at a boundary corner. A control point is part of a surveying network used to control measurements, again not specifically the marker for a boundary corner.

A monument. A monument is a fixed, physical object placed on the ground to establish and preserve the location of a boundary corner, serving as the concrete reference point for boundary surveys.

Benchmarks are used to reference elevations, not horizontal boundary corners. A reference point is a general term for any point used as a basis for measurements, not necessarily a physical marker at a boundary corner. A control point is part of a surveying network used to control measurements, again not specifically the marker for a boundary corner.

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