Description
A Gunter’s chain, also known as a surveyor’s chain, is a measuring device used in land surveying. It was invented by Edmund Gunter in the early 17th century and is 66 feet long, divided into 100 links. Each link is 7.92 inches long. This chain was crucial for land measurement and surveying, especially in the public land systems of the United States and Canada.
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