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The chainage of the intersecting point (P.I.) of two straight lines is 4227.463m. The Whole-Circle- Bearing...

The chainage of the intersecting point (P.I.) of two straight lines is 4227.463m. The Whole-Circle-
Bearing of two straight lines (in and out) are 111o 36' 33.3" and 116o 35' 01.6" respectively. A
simple curve with radius 1000.00m to connect to two straight lines. Calculate the setting-out
information by deflection angle method at 20.0m continuous chainages in table form.

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