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what do property pins look like

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OPaislee
11/28/2025, 06:05:21 AM

A property pin is generally a narrow metal rod, two to three feet long, installed at the corners of a property to indicate boundary lines. Often, it has a colored plastic cap showing the surveyor’s name. Older versions may be solid metal, and some sites include a metal T-bar post alongside the pin for clearer identification.

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