California Right-of-Way Marker "C" Posts
County: MADERA
State: CALIFORNIA
North Post FOUND DATA
Lat: 36° 54.043
Long: 120° 03.354
Alt: 248
South Post FOUND DATA
Lat: 36° 54.072
Long: 120° 03.366
Alt: 232
I found two California Highway Commission right-of-way "C" post markers while looking for NGS benchmarks PID GU3364 "EUC", and PID GU3367 "EUC AZM". Both Madera County markers are on the west side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2, between Ripperdan and Madera.
State of California Highway Commission right-of-way "C" post markers were used on State Routes and roads between 1914 and 1934. The monuments projected 6" to 18" above the ground surface. They are a concrete column measuring 6"x6"x42" with a 3/16"x6" copper wire set in the top. The top 12" of the monument has beveled edges and the letter "C" embossed on one side, about 2" from the top. The letter "C" identified the State right-of-way.
Northerly "C" post detail.
View southeasterly from the south post. California Division of Highways "C" post right-of-way marker. Madera County. West side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2.
View southeasterly from the south post. California Division of Highways "C" post right-of-way marker. Madera County. West side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2.
South "C" post coordinates.
North "C" post with survey lath showing recent survey activity. Lath reads "R/W < pt" (right-of-way angle point).
North "C" post coordinates.
View northerly from south "C" post to north "C" post. California Division of Highways "C" post right-of-way markers. Madera County. West side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2.
View northerly from north “C post to north ”C post. California Division of Highways "C" post right-of-way markers. Madera County. West side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2.
View northerly from the north "C" post. California Division of Highways "C" post right-of-way marker. Madera County. West side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2.
View southerly from north "C" post to south "C" post. California Division of Highways "C" post right-of-way markers. Madera County. West side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2.
State: CALIFORNIA
North Post FOUND DATA
Lat: 36° 54.043
Long: 120° 03.354
Alt: 248
South Post FOUND DATA
Lat: 36° 54.072
Long: 120° 03.366
Alt: 232
I found two California Highway Commission right-of-way "C" post markers while looking for NGS benchmarks PID GU3364 "EUC", and PID GU3367 "EUC AZM". Both Madera County markers are on the west side of State Route 145, north of Cottonwood Creek and the Main Canal No. 2, between Ripperdan and Madera.
State of California Highway Commission right-of-way "C" post markers were used on State Routes and roads between 1914 and 1934. The monuments projected 6" to 18" above the ground surface. They are a concrete column measuring 6"x6"x42" with a 3/16"x6" copper wire set in the top. The top 12" of the monument has beveled edges and the letter "C" embossed on one side, about 2" from the top. The letter "C" identified the State right-of-way.
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