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• Nov 5, 2025 fundamental lines in theodolite which is rotated during measurements. Vertical Line (V-Lines) The vertical line is used for measuring vertical angles and is aligned with the vertical axis of the instrument. Definition: A line passing vertically through the center of the theodolite's rotation, perpendicular to the horiz BY Andreane Hoeger
• Apr 25, 2026 Ch 6 Theodolite Surveying e importance of centering the instrument directly above the station mark using a plumb bob or optical plummet. This ensures that all angular measurements are referenced correctly to the designated point on the ground. 2. BY Dr. Barry Koepp
