NY0200 - Reference Mark 4 - Lake County, OR - U.S. Benchmarks on Waymarking.com

I recovered this National Geodetic Survey Reference Mark from 1984 in good condition. This mark is part of a benchmark series titled 'PAISLEY SOUTH BASE RESET' that originated with a station mark monumented in 1920 and later destroyed, then reset in 1971 and then destroyed again per the 2001 log description from the NGS datasheet.

Reference Mark 4 was established in 1984 after Reference Marks 2 and 3 were found uprooted. My posted coordinates will place you very close to this reference mark. The NGS datasheet description is adequate for disk recovery.

NGS datasheet description from 1984:

REFERENCE MARK NO 4 IS A STANDARD NGS DISK STAMPED--PAISLEY SOUTH BASE
1920 NO 4 1984--, SET INTO THE TOP OF A ROUND CONCRETE MONUMENT, 30 CM
IN DIAMETER, PROJECTING 10 CM ABOVE THE GROUND. THE STATION IS
LOCATED 13.1 METERS (43.0 FT) WEST FROM THE CENTERLINE OF HIGHWAY 31,
2.8 METERS (9.2 FT) NORTH NORTHEAST FROM A FENCE CORNER AND 1 METER
(3.3 FT) LOWER THAN THE STATION.

Condition: Mark found in good condition Designation: PAISLEY SOUTH BASE RESET Benchmark Agency: National Geodetic Survey Monumentation type: REFERENCE MARK Disk County: Lane County USGS 7.5' Topographic Quadrangle Name (optional): Paisley (1980) Find type: Coordinates and/or to-reach information from the NGS database (or Geocaching's copy of it) were used Web address of this benchmark's datasheet (optional): [Web Link] NGS PID: NY0200 Local database's URL (optional): [Web Link] Benchmark Agency (if other): Not listed Monumentation type (if other): Not listed Special category (optional): Not listed Special Category (if other): Not listed

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