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Monuments are shown on a subdivision plan so they must be there. Right?

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Monuments are shown on a subdivision plan so they must be there. Right?

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Probably. Monuments are objects used to mark boundaries. Some examples are trees, bodies of water, boulders, granite or concrete bounds, and iron pipes or rods. Monuments shown on subdivision plans typically are not set in place until after the subdivision is approved by the Planning Board.