Draw a property boundary from its written description.
Deeds and mining-claim certificates describe land in metes and bounds — “beginning at an iron pin, thence South 0°30′ West 660 feet…”. Paste that description below and get a survey plat, the corner coordinates you can walk to, and a Google Earth file — with every calculation checked and every assumption declared.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone.
How it works
Copy the bearings and distances from your document into the form below — or start from an example and swap in your own calls.
The engine walks the description on the real curved Earth and runs five layers of checks: closure, acreage, statute, and more. A problem is reported, never hidden.
Download the plat, open the corners in Google Maps, or load the KML in Google Earth and stand on your boundary.