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Chapter 2
Parcels

This chapter contains the following topics:

9Lines and Curves 9Introduction to Parcels 9Creating and Editing Parcels by Layout Overview 9Creating and Editing Parcels 9Renumbering Parcels 9Parcel Reports 9Parcel Labels 9Parcel Tables

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Parcels

Learning Objectives
This chapter provides instruction to enable you to do the following:
2.1 Lines and Curves

Draw Parcels from a legal description using lines, curves or polylines, and transparent commands.
2.2 Introduction to Parcels

Create parcels from objects in the drawing or in an external reference file. Change the properties and display order of parcels to ensure that the correct linetype and color are displayed.
2.3 Creating and Editing Parcels by Layout Overview

Design a parcel layout using the various Parcel Creation tools.
2.4 Creating and Editing Parcels

Subdivide parcels into smaller lots using the Parcel Layout tools.
2.5 Renumbering Parcels

Change the parcel numbers so that they are numbered in order.
2.6 Parcel Reports

Create predefined reports to share useful engineering data about the parcels created in the drawing.
2.7 Parcel Labels

Add annotation to parcels to communicate line bearing, distances, and areas for each lot.
2.8 Parcel Tables

Change area, line, and curve labels into tags and display in a table for better readability of the drawing.

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Topic: 9 Lines and Curves Objectives: 9 Use the line and curve commands 2.1 Lines and Curves
Draw Parcels from a legal description using lines, curves or polylines, and transparent commands.

9 Use the Transparent command Often, the first thing that has to be drawn up is

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