Ruth, I would like to know if there is such a site too. Since I haven't found one yet, here is what I do: 1) Coordinate converter (converts Section/Township/Range/Meridian to latitude & longitude in decimal form): http://www.maptown.com/coordinates.html. Make note of the lat & long for use in next step. 2) Natural Resources Canada/Geomatics Canada: http://geonames.nrcan.gc.ca/english/cgndb_coord.html Using the results from step 1, enter the 'degrees' of latitude and longitude. Do not directly use the decimal portion in the 'minutes' portion -- instead, to determine the minutes portion, multiply that decimal amount by 60 and round off to two digits, and use this new figure. (Remember? One degree of lat or long = 60 minutes.) Place names from the surrounding area will be displayed. You may already be familiar with this site: Finding Aid: Prairie Land Records: http://interlinkbookshop.com/dominion.htm. It might be helpful too. -- Debra Arnison Sutton darnison@telusplanet.net ---------- From: Arthur N. Davison[SMTP:rdavison@telus.net] Sent: May 8, 2001 12:01 PM To: ALBERTA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALBERTA] Land Grant location Is there a site on the internet where you can find the location of a Dominion Land Grant when you have the Part, Section,Township, Range and Meridan numbers? Thanks for any help. Ruth Ruth (Schauer) Davison rdavison@telus.net or ve7eji@hotmail.com http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~davison ______________________________