What is chain surveying?
A straightforward technique for measuring land and plot layouts, particularly for small areas, is chain surveying.
It mostly entails measuring distances with a measuring chain or tape and linking spots to create a map. Typically, you'll place some markers and measure the distances in straight lines between them. It works well for jobs like building layout and property boundary marking.
It is simple to use and doesn't require expensive equipment, but it isn't very precise in vast or difficult locations. Chain surveying only requires a keen eye and rudimentary math skills to be rather successful!
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