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Metes and bounds cadastral system [r]: A cadastral system in which metes (surveying) (or measurments) and bounds (surveying (or adjoining boundaries) are used to locate, describe, and transfer real property.

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	A cadastral system in which ''metes'' (or measurments) and ''bounds'' (or adjoining boundaries) are used to locate, describe, and transfer real property.		A cadastral system in which [[metes (surveying)]] (or measurments) and [[bounds (surveying]] (or adjoining boundaries) are used to locate, describe, and transfer real property.