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Richie Real Estate & Property Management, LLC is a full-service real estate provider based in Rice Lake, Wisconsin, catering to clients across Northwest Wisconsin, including communities such as Cameron, Chetek, and Barron. Their team of local professionals prioritizes excellent customer service, leveraging their deep understanding of the local market to assist buyers and sellers in navigating the real estate process. Since 2014, Richie Real Estate has established itself as the leading real estate office in the area, known for its commitment to community involvement and comprehensive market knowledge. Their team not only works in the region but also lives there, ensuring a personal touch and a strong connection to the local community. Generated from the website

North Country Surveying, Inc is a surveying firm that provides all types of surveying and mapping services. We are located near Siren, Wisconsin. ( location map ) Our primary service area, for traditional land survey work, includes the Wisconsin Counties of Burnett, Polk, Washburn and Douglas. North Country Surveying, Inc was originally founded as North Country Engineering, Inc. in 1972 by Robert D. Baker. Douglas & Diane Crane took over the business in 1979 and have operated it continuously since that time. Traditional land surveying work, includes boundary surveys, subdivision work, topographic work, and general site mapping. We perform most all types of survey work including general control surveys, geodetic control surveys, photogrammetric control surveys, level and elevation work, flood plain certificates, ALTA surveys, construction stakeout We have experience in providing geodetic survey services, including consulting geodetic work and large scale mapping projects. Geodetic surveys cover large areas where the curvature of the earth is taken into consideration. Geographic coordinates of latitude and longitude are produced as the result of a geodetic survey. A revolution in geodetic survey work has occurred since Global Positioning System ( GPS ) has been implemented. We have performed HARN ( geodetic control ) densification projects - both in conducting GPS observations and contract administration. We have considerable experience in conducting GPS surveys to establish geodetic coordinates on corners of the Public Land Survey System ( PLSS ). We have been involved in the land records modernization program in Wisconsin. The foundation of land records modernization is to map the location of all land information to real world coordinates ( lat-long ) with specified accuracy. Land information includes all information that can be related to a spot or area on the earth. This ultimately will include parcel and ownership information, address and building information, wetlands, zoning, land tenure, right-of-ways, land cover, land use....the list goes on and on. In the future, as more and more of this information is mapped, a tremendous amount of duplication of effort will be avoided because different types of land information will correlate together with specified accuracy. The cost of procuring some of this information can be staggering with present out-dated methods of storing most types of land information. Land records modernization will have a profound impact on how society approaches many issues. We have designed map projections for county geodetic coordinate systems. A map projection is a mathematical scheme that allows for conversion of geographic coordinates ( latitude-longitude ) to grid coordinates. The grid can be designed to be at average elevation of the county. This has major benefits for counties because grid distances are nearly equal to ground distances. In general, counties are responsible for hosting parcel ownership information. This system is extremely helpful for local surveyors, counties, and other users of property information because the mapping or grid coordinates reflect deed distances and areas. However, the information can be converted to any other map projection used by another agency, including state plane coordinates or UTM. These traditional grid coordinate systems are projected to sea level, which can distort deed distances and areas We have successfully used STAR * NET networking least squares adjustment software since 1991 to compile large blocks of conventional survey traverse work for Burnett County. This has allowed the county to make excellent use of their existing considerable investment in PLSS corner recovery work that started in the early 1970's. New work is easily integrated into existing networks and a readjustment is performed. Combining these conventional traverse networks with GPS measurements has worked extremely well, as long as the relative weighting of individual measurements i