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Originally Posted by Geewiz
There are detailed maps available showing where sinkholes have been and ground conditions where sinkholes are more apt to form. Many of these maps are in the public domain; however, they are geological maps - and unless you have an overlay of TV streets/plot lines - virtually, of no use.
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All you really need is a hand held GPS device to determine the coordinates of the lot in question and then go to the geological map and transfer the data. That should pinpoint your lot in reference to sinkholes or sinkhole prone areas. These devices are not expensive and you can get them locally at Radio Shack or Best Buy. Just a thought.