Township and Range - Search By Latitude and Longitude. Enter latitude and longitude.  Find the corresponding township and section. The BLM database is searched first.  If nothing is found then the National Atlas database is searched.  Note that the National Atlas database has only Examples:  ,  43 38 Examples:  116°14'28.86"W,  116 14 28.86,  -116.2413513 If you want to see the surrounding townships, then once you have clicked the "Fly To" button, come back and click the BLM or National Atlas "View on Google Earth" In mountainous areas it might be helpful to turn off the terrain layer in GoogleOtherwise, the survey grid can look distorted as it shapes itself to Information: BLM Township and Range The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) cadastral survey program is responsible for the official boundary surveys for all federal agencies in the U.S. that together manage over 700 million acres. The Public Land Survey System also called the Rectangular

Survey System is the foundation for many survey-based land information systems. The geographic coordinates and their associated products are NOT legal land surveyThese coordinates can NOT be used as a substitute for a legal land survey. They can be used for record keeping, mapping, graphics and planning purposes only. No warranty is made by the Bureau of Land Management for use of the data for purposesRemoving Cartridge From Moen Shower Faucet not intended by BLM.Used Furniture Stores Blacksburg VaCowboy dies after being injured by horse at N.J. rodeoCostco Tire Center Seattle Wa on May 29, 2016 at 11:20 AM, updated UPDATE: Remembering a cowboy, Coy Lutz's last ride PILESGROVE TWP. — A 19-year-old cowboy died after being stepped on several times by a horse at Cowtown Rodeo Saturday night.

Coy Lutz, of Howard, Pennsylvania, was competing in the bareback bronc riding event on the opening night of the rodeo's 62nd season. "He was a nice kid, a really nice kid, from a nice family," said Cowtown Rodeo owner/producer Grant Harris. According to Harris, this is the first time a cowboy has died from injuries sustained while taking part in the rodeo here. "It's tragic and traumatic to our entire industry," Harris said Sunday morning. A message on the rodeo's Facebook page read in part "... our thoughts and prayers are with all who knew and loved him." This was the second season that Lutz had competed at Cowtown Rodeo. According to Harris, the cowboy's mother and father were among the 2,200 spectators who witnessed the accident. The bareback bronc riding event was the third event of the night. Five riders had registered to take part. Lutz was the fourth to compete. As the name suggests, in bareback bronc riding there is no saddle on the horse, only a wide strap called a surcingle that goes around the horse's chest and back with a handle on top the cowboy holds on to.

To be eligible for prize money, the cowboy must stay on the bucking animal for a full eight seconds. The horse, named H3, "turned back," Harris said, meaning the animal was bucking in a tight circle in a spinning motion instead of bucking while in a forward motion. Lutz was bucked off and fell to the arena's floor under the horse's hooves and was stepped on "several times," Harris said. The bucking horses can weigh 1,250 pounds. Arena staff were able to get the horse away from Lutz and came to the cowboy's aid. EMTs from the American Legion Ambulance Squad, which is always on the scene during the weekly rodeos, immediately came into the arena. Lutz was taken to The Memorial Hospital of Salem County in Mannington Township where he was pronounced dead. Rodeo is a dangerous sport. Several of the riding events use wild horses and bulls. Over the years, Harris said, numerous cowboys have suffered broken arms, legs and ribs while competing, but the death of Lutz was a tragic first at Cowtown.

"It's a physical contact sport," Harris said. Harris said he had spoken with Lutz just before Saturday night's rodeo began. He said Lutz told him that he was enrolled at the University of Tennessee at Martin, where he was doing well academically and with collegiate rodeo. Lutz reportedly has been a longtime rodeo competitor, starting in high school. Harris said the accident has shaken the close-knit rodeo family here. "He was well-spoken with good manners," Harris said. "He comes from a good family."Follow Bill Gallo Jr. on Twitter @bgallojr. Top states visiting SchoolDigger right now:Texas:11% Home > California > San Jose > Evergreen Elementary > James Franklin Smith Elementary Compare to all California elementary schools See top rated California schools View homes for sale near James Franklin Smith ElementaryCalifornia Smarter Balanced Assessments test scores and updated rankings for the 2015-16 school year were posted on SchoolDigger this week!

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