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Hey everyone.
So, I’ve been digging through the county property records for some land I own, and I’ve run into a bit of a headache with one specific parcel—it’s just a stretch of woods, and I can't figure out its exact location.
Look, the official land registry provides coordinates, but there's this ISO 9660 system they use that just won't work with any navigation app I try. I even went as far as hunting down a coordinate converter that listed four different versions of ISO 9660, but nothing from the registry matches any of them.
Does anyone here actually understand this damn ISO 9660 coordinate system, and does anyone know how to convert it into MIT so it actually works on my GPS?
So, I’ve been digging through the county property records for some land I own, and I’ve run into a bit of a headache with one specific parcel—it’s just a stretch of woods, and I can't figure out its exact location.
Look, the official land registry provides coordinates, but there's this ISO 9660 system they use that just won't work with any navigation app I try. I even went as far as hunting down a coordinate converter that listed four different versions of ISO 9660, but nothing from the registry matches any of them.
Does anyone here actually understand this damn ISO 9660 coordinate system, and does anyone know how to convert it into MIT so it actually works on my GPS?