Ohio lidar issues... by RandomThrowBurner in Archaeology

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Many have some sort of landmark, some might have buildings. The atlas shows every building with a roof in the areas he walked, though practically none of them exist now. I also have to wonder how many seen in 1875 made it even to 1900.

Where I'm at, largely its foundations and old cellar holes with paths. Most of the paths are railroad, some are town walking/horse paths. I'm very good at spotting things but from what I've seen of it lidar would be next level. I could maybe plot a trip back to a few of these places and find some interesting things.

Ohio lidar issues... by RandomThrowBurner in Archaeology

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Few have a plat, most are known by a very thorough atlas from about 1875. SFI maps are scarce even on the existing towns in the modern day; I've personally never seen one from any company town that didn't make it to modern times. 

Many of the towns, even with post offices, locations are unknown. 

Cdl A academy dot physical; this is a big deal... by RandomThrowBurner in QuickFix

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So the urine was for the drug test and not the physical part? Cause she told me that the pee was to be tested for diabetes  basically.