Title 43 › CHAPTER 33 — ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT › § 1612
The Secretary must survey lands that are chosen to be given to Village Corporations. He will mark only the outside borders at corner points and about every two miles along straight lines. No ground survey or markers are needed along winding water edges. He must also survey land inside those areas that is used as a main home, a main business, or for other uses, and any land that will get a patent under the chapter. All withdrawals, selections, and conveyances must match current Bureau of Land Management plats or protraction diagrams. If BLM diagrams are not available, the State bureau’s protraction diagrams may be used. These surveys should follow the United States Land Survey System as closely as possible.
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43 U.S.C. § 1612
Title 43, Public Lands
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110