What imprint does agriculture make on the cultural landscape?

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What imprint does agriculture make on the cultural landscape? If you’ve even flown over large portions of the US, what did you notice about the organization of rural land?

Rural Life It didn’t just happen that way, someone planned it out It depended on what was important to you: French: Water = Long-lot system English: Use old system = Metes and Bounds Americans: Need consistent and large scale = Public Land Survey System (PLSS): Township and Ranges (rectangular survey system)

Long-lot system Divided land into narrow parcels stretching back from rivers, roads or canals

Metes and bounds survey Natural features used to demarcate irregular parcels of land Beginning with the Large White Oak 13 poles above the Sinking Spring, or Rock Spring, Running thence North 9 1/2 degrees East, 310 poles to a stake in John Taylor's field, thence South 89 1/2 degrees East, 310 poles to two Blackjacks, then North 89 1/2 degrees East, 155 poles to the beginning.

Public Land Survey System (PLSS): Township and Ranges (rectangular survey system) Settlement could be regulated by law Rigid gridlike pattern Basic unit = 1 square mile section Lines drawn without reference to terrain