N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11-15
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11-11-15. Board may obtain copies of field notes and plats made by United States government
Official statutory text
11-11-15. Board may obtain copies of field notes and plats made by United States
government.
The board of county commissioners may procure for its county certified copies of the field
notes and plats of the original surveys by the United States of the lands within its county and
may cause a map of the county to be constructed therefrom on a scale of not less than one inch
[2.54 centimeters] to a mile [1.61 kilometers] laid off in congressional townships and sections.
When obtained, such notes and plats shall be bound substantially in book form, and together
with the map of the county, shall be deposited in the office of the county auditor and kept open
for the benefit of the public.
government.
The board of county commissioners may procure for its county certified copies of the field
notes and plats of the original surveys by the United States of the lands within its county and
may cause a map of the county to be constructed therefrom on a scale of not less than one inch
[2.54 centimeters] to a mile [1.61 kilometers] laid off in congressional townships and sections.
When obtained, such notes and plats shall be bound substantially in book form, and together
with the map of the county, shall be deposited in the office of the county auditor and kept open
for the benefit of the public.
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