DeedMapper Fact Sheet

Accuracy. Based on maps we have seen and compared to USGS Topographic maps, the accuracy of feature placement is estimated to be no worse than 300 feet (about 20 rods/poles), but is often much better.
Coverage. Smaller features (seasonal streams, mountain trails, railroad sidings, etc.) that are found on USGS Topographic maps may not show up on these maps, and map features may be somewhat "smoothed out".

Number of deeds per project. Unlimited. 1000 deeds or more is practical.
Number of maps per project is determined by your computer's speed and amount of memory. Dozens of maps or more is practical
Headings. Three forms of headings are handled. (They can even be mixed within the same deed!)
1. Standard survey format-- (e.g. N23E 100 poles)
2. Degrees/minutes/seconds format-- (e.g. N23/15/32E 85 rods)
3. Compass point format-- (e.g. NExN.5N 64 chains)
Length units: pole, rod, perch, foot, chain, link, vara, arpent, meter, yard, plus a user-defined unit. Straight line headings only (no arcs). Additionally, you can redefine any unit to have a non-standard value.
Area units: acre, hectare, arpent, labor, plus a user-defined unit.
Corners must be within 5 miles (1600 rods/poles) of each other. Corner placement accuracy is 1 inch.
Scale: User adjustable between 31' per inch through 12 miles per inch.

You may install the product on any number of machines for your personal use.

If you are considering using DeedMapper for legal work, please read this.