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COGO

EverardoBalboa

I am trying to use COGO, but the drawings are to small for the parcel layers. Meaning not to scale.

ArcMAP has a coordinate system

Parcel Layer has same Geographic and Projection coordinate system as ArcMap

New layer to draw has the same Geographic and Projection coordinate system as the Parcel Layer

Is there something that I am missing as to why the drawings do not come to scale.

Thank you

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JeffWard

Do you mean you are trying to bring a CAD drawing into your map? Or do you mean when you enter the lines, they are too short?

On the Editor toolbar, go to Editor - Options and select the Units tab. Is the Ground to Grid Correction checked, and if so is there something besides 1 in the distance factor?

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EverardoBalboa

No. All in feet

JeffWard

Are you going from feet to meters?

EverardoBalboa

No cad files. I have metes and bounds and want to draw them in ArcGIS. I did setup the units tab as

direction type: Quadrant Bearing

Direction Units: Degrees Minutes and Seconds

Display Angles Using: 4 Decimal Places

Check the ground to grid correction

Distance factor is 0.304801

JeffWard

Do you mean you are trying to bring a CAD drawing into your map? Or do you mean when you enter the lines, they are too short?

On the Editor toolbar, go to Editor - Options and select the Units tab. Is the Ground to Grid Correction checked, and if so is there something besides 1 in the distance factor?

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