Public Land Survey System (PLSS) was established shortly after the Revolutionary War as a way to describe and record parcels of land for legal purposes.
You can get the TRS coordinates of any point on the map by looking in the lower-right corner of the main ExpertGPS Pro window. On the Tracking menu, click Navigate to Active Point. If you are in Tracking mode, you can navigate to the parcel by right-clicking the new waypoint and clicking Set Active Point. ExpertGPS will recenter the map on the property, and create a waypoint marking that location. To go to a specific property, click Go to TRS on the Go menu, and enter the Section, Township, and Range into the Find TRS dialog. To use ExpertGPS as a moving map display, you’d use the Tracking feature, which polls your GPS receiver or antenna once every second and updates your location on the maps displayed on your laptop’s screen. When run on a laptop in your vehicle and attached to a low-cost GPS receiver or GPS “mouse” antenna, ExpertGPS can function as a moving-map display, essentially turning your laptop into a full GPS receiver with a huge screen and full keyboard. However, ExpertGPS Pro now has the ability to display Public Land Survey System (PLSS) coordinates in Township, Section, and Range format.
I don’t know of any handheld GPS receiver which can display Section, Township, and Range coordinates instead of latitude and longitude or UTM. Do you have or is there software available that will do that? Thanks. We want to have the handheld screen to be a topo map that shows Section, Township and Ranges not the usual Long/Lat. We use Magellan Explorist XLs and have one Magellan Mobile Mapper 6. We are rural real estate appraisers in Montana.
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