Geodetic benchmarks in South Africa
1 indexed control points and trig stations in South Africa. Data aggregated from local.
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About geodetic benchmarks in South Africa
Geodetic benchmarks are fixed physical markers with precisely known coordinates, used by surveyors for referencing measurements, calibrating equipment, and validating GNSS setups. In South Africa, these control points are maintained by national mapping agencies and international networks such as EUREF, IGS, and NGS, plus OpenStreetMap contributions from local surveyors.
SurveyingPedia aggregates these public datasets into a single searchable map. Each point on this page is cross-referenced with its source agency, and linked to a detailed datasheet with satellite imagery, coordinates in multiple reference systems, and community verification status.
Data is refreshed daily via automated harvesters, and new points are added continuously. If you are a licensed surveyor in South Africa and want to contribute your records or correct an existing entry, create a free account and join the community.