1932 POR - Surveyor Badge
Map correctly, from the country itself, the main features of three-quarters of a mile of road with 200 yards each side, to a scale of 2 ft. to the mile. Afterwards re-draw the same from memory.
Measure the heights of a tree, telegraph pole and church steeple, describing method employed.
Measure width of river and distance apart of two objects a known distance away and unapproachable.
Be able to measure a gradient.
Understand what is meant by H.E., V.I., and Contours, conventional signs of ordnance surveys, scales and the R.F.
1935 POR - Surveyor Badge
Map correctly, from the country itself, the main features of three-quarters of a mile of road with 200 yards each side, to a scale of 2 ft. to the mile. Afterwards re-draw the same from memory.
Measure the heights of a tree, telegraph pole and church steeple, describing method employed.
Measure width of river and distance apart of two objects a known distance away and unapproachable.
Be able to measure a gradient.
Understand what is meant by H.E., V.I., and Contours, conventional signs of ordnance surveys, scales and the R.F.
1938 POR - Surveyor Badge
Map correctly, from the country itself, the main features of three-quarters of a mile of road with 200 yards each side, to a scale of 2 ft. to the mile. Afterwards re-draw the same from memory.
Measure the heights of a tree, telegraph pole and church steeple, describing method employed.
Measure width of river and distance apart of two objects a known distance away and unapproachable.
Be able to measure a gradient.
Understand what is meant by H.E., V.I., and Contours, conventional signs of ordnance surveys, scales and the R.F.
1939 POR - Surveyor Badge
1) Map correctly, from the country itself, the main features of three-quarters of a mile of road with 200 yards each side, to a scale of 2 ft. to the mile. Afterwards re-draw the same from memory.
2) Measure the heights of a tree, telegraph pole and church steeple, describing method employed.
3) Measure width of river and distance apart of two objects a known distance away and unapproachable.
4) Measure a gradient.
5) Understand what is meant by H.E., V.I., and Contours, conventional signs of ordnance surveys, scales and the R.F.