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swapw asked:

Through this video I provide my personal views to my viewers on money making through parking your domains.

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How I Sell My Domain Names

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Shawn Collins of http://blog.affiliatetip.com discusses which is better, domain parking or affiliate marketing.

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Rudy Hernandez asked:


Knowing the value of an internet domain name is crucial in today’s business industry. Altough there is no exact formula to appraise a domain, there are a group of things to consider before putting a value to a domain. A majority of people will base their immediate appraisal on TLD extension, word length and keyword popularity but won’t really consider backlinks, brandability or emerging trends part of the equation. There are a few factors that a person must be aware of before they can feel they have thoroughly assessed the domain and attach a valid appraisal amount. The first thing a person can do to is recognize that there are many subtle components that need to be assembled and viewed as a whole to get a comprehensive perspective on the domain. It seems every domainer has their own method used to appraise a domain so I′ve listed a few factors that I feel are necessary in being considered before a domain can be appraised.

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TLD Extension

TLD or Top-Level Domain is the ending extension attached to a domain such as .com, .net or .org. The .com extension is considered the most sought after even though there are other TLD’s that are gaining huge popularity and acceptance. CC’s or Country Codes are also seeing their fair share of registrations.

Name Length

Now that all the 2, 3 and 4 letter .com’s have been registered, the letter count on a domain is fast becoming a huge factor in a domain’s worth. The desire for a short domain is at an all time high and values are steadily climbing due to the limited supply of shorter length domains. Seems shorter names are easier to remember and with that a value increase.

Characters, Numbers and Hyphens

Hyphens integrated between letters are often viewed as separators between keywords. Although there is much dispute whether or not the hyphens negatively impact a domain’s search engine optimization, there is considerable preference that a domain not include anything extra in it’s name. Number digits are beginning to see their popularity rise and can be included with relevant keywords or letters to make a great domain.

Keyword Popularity

Marketable search terms and keyword popularity are extremely relevant in appraising a domain name. The frequency of a given search term helps to indicate the brandability or popularity of the keyword. Generic word domains, such as flowers.com or poker.com are the strongest in their keyword popularity genre.

Traffic and Revenue

Traffic or visitors to a particular domain is one of the most important factors to consider when appraising a domain. More traffic usually means more revenue due to pay-per-click income and possible advertising opportunities, therefore increasing the value of the domain.

Brandability and Trends

Any domain that is easily memorable, short and non-descript is considered brandable and therefore increases it’s value. It would be easier for a person to remember TVrepair.com instead of the longer fix-my-broken-television.com . Not only is the first choice shorter and has better word flow but also there is less of a chance of someone incorrectly typing in the URL. Also keep tuned in to current trends that may seem to increase an otherwise meaningless domain into a treasure. An example is when Apple Computers began to incorporate the letter i into their products descriptions, such as iPhone, iPod and iLife.

Automated Domain Appraisals

This is a tricky one. Although I feel automated domain appraisal systems such as Estibot are helpful in assisting to appraise a domain, I don’t feel they should be the “end all″ decision used to obtain a domain’s value. If used more as a reference tool, they can be one of the greatest resources that help determine an appraisal value. Any script/applications can have some bugs, especially ones with complex algorithms as Estibot. Make automated domain appraisals one of the tools to find an appraisal, not the only tool.

Future Potential Interest and Overall Appeal

As time goes by, new words, trends and fads explode onto the scene, and with each new word or trend created, a domain is born. Stay up with current events and become a regular visitor to news aggregate sites, such as Digg and domain industry specific DNHour to stay on the cusp of emerging potential interests.

Backlinks

I like to keep my eye on the number and quality of backlinks to evaluate an domain appraisal. While tons of irrelevant backlinks might negatively effect a domain’s search engine optimization, it can still be a positive thing for a domain names’ value. With more and more domains being “parked”, the links tend to lean towards relevant backlinks and therefore less likely to be bogged down in the SEO nightmare of page rank. And, it’s hard to argue that backlinks don’t increase traffic.

Relevance, Region Specific and other Fuzzy Logic

As said earlier, there is no exact formula to appraise a domain name, and therefore the not-so-exact elements must come into play. An example would be that veteran domainers tend to skew their entire method of appraising when it comes to country specific or region specific domain names. Different factors are incorporated to determine non-English domain word values and domainers across the globe are becoming better in detecting future potential interests in foreign markets. Another example is the continuously growing popularity of “long-string domaining”, or stringing multiple words or keywords to achieve a brandable and memorable domain name. TacoBell has ThinkOutsideTheBun.com and Amazon has the domain BuyABook.com. By definition, these would not be very valuable but that’s when the fuzzy logic creeps in. A domain’s value can be perceived in multiple ways.

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So keep in mind that even though there isn’t one exact correct formula being used by the domain industry to appraise domains, a reasonable appraisal can be determined by anyone if they keep all the factors in mind and how they each interact with each other.

I′d suggest you monitor the pulse of current domain sales by frequently visiting

DNJournal’s Domain Sales Chart. This will show you weekly and even yearly to-date domain sales for the industry. And don’t forget to visit the front page of Sedo to view ongoing live auctions. Each of these great resources will help you in creating your own customized method of domain appraising by seeing what domains are selling and for what amount.

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somedad asked:


I sold a domain name through Sedo.com, a domain sale escrow service. The buyer paid Sedo on October 26, 2007. It is now December 3, 2007 and the buyer still has not transferred the domain name, so Sedo consideres the transaction still open. As a result, Sedo will not pay me the money they received, nor will they give me contact information on the buyer. What can I do? (I am in the US. Sedo will not provide me with the buyer’s location/identity)

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Katrina B asked:


I would like to use the white wheelchair and blue background in a company logo. Does someone own rights to it or is it public domain and open for anyones use.

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nistor_codrut asked:


I got some domain name ideas, some of them are pretty good, in my opinion, and I got them from godaddy. Currently, most of them are parked with sedo, and don’t get much traffic. What I have in mind is selling them or getting some help to set up some sites and get traffic to them. I don’t mind getting some help from somebody with the sites building part, but now I would like to have some estimations for the value of my names from somebody in the field. Here they are…

Sexceeding, Sexasperate, SexyLounges and PowerPornSearch. All of them are .com domains.

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Ekamai asked:


I want to have my own domain parking company like namedrive.com or trafficz.com. I know simple web design like html so I would know how to add advertisers and all that, I just want someone to set it up with members accounts and everything. Just wondering, I’m not ready yet so I haven’t posted the job on getafreelancer

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mtnclmbeⲨ asked:


I forwarded a bunch of domains to one site that is cash parked. Do I need to change the key words now because of the forwarded domains or does the search engines recognize them and I should not worry?

Thanks.

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beadbud asked:


I am searching for a web address to use for my home business. I did a search a couple of years ago and I see now that GoDaddy has ‘parked’ one of the domain names I was searching at that time. Is was available then but is now parked, which seems like a huge coincidence, considering the timing.

1) if I do a WhoIs search, will registrars have a way to be notified that someone searched for “blahblahblah.net”, even if the site doesn’t exist, and then they will be able to register that site before the person, like myself, who was intending to do so. (Like Google will list popular searches, or what not?)

2) is there a secure way to search for domain name availability without GoDaddy and others finding out that I am searching for that particular name?

3) When GoDaddy has parked a domain name, and they own it now, would they sell it? or only rent? and any idea of the cost?
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Nic, your answers to 1 & 2 , seem to contradict each other.
If registrars (GoDaddy) don’t have a way to be notified of my WhoIs search (1), then why isn’t their a way to do a secure WhoIs search (2) so that they won’t be alerted?

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Mikey asked:


I used to own www.romantiqueinteriors.com

but I was a moron and let it expire, now someone else bought it, and the whois says registered:d

Registrant:
Domain Discreet
ATTN: romantiqueinteriors.com
P.O. Box 278
Yarmouth, NS B5A 4B2
CA
Email: 6c530a070a1𘴨a00786f8f9a45c472@domaindiscreet.com

Registrar Name….: REGISTER.COM, INC.
Registrar Whois…: whois.register.com
Registrar Homepage: www.register.com

Domain Name: romantiqueinteriors.com

Created on…………..: Thu, Jun 15, 2006
Expires on…………..: Wed, Jun 15, 2011
Record last updated on..: Mon, Mar 12, 2007

Should I offer to buy it back, or what?

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seadog asked:


I have a 4 character domain name. it is 1 3 letter word and a 1 letter behind it. how much would it sell for. looking for a ball park value. I cannot list the address because of issues I cannot discuss.
it is a very common word with a 0 behind it.
Where is the best place to auction the domain

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Doug Milton asked:


So you’ve decided you want to buy a domain name. Great! But how do you actually do it? Basically, this process boils down to two steps: deciding on the name you want to buy and then actually buying, or registering, the domain name. Then, once you own the domain name, you can decide whether to create a website for it or simply keep it as an investment.

Before You Buy: Deciding on a Domain Name

The first step in buying a domain name is to decide what name you want. Before long, you’ll discover that buying a new, unregistered domain name is really a lot simpler and cheaper than buying a domain name that is already owned by someone else. This because the pool of domain names has been mined by speculators who are only in it to buy up as many names as possible in the hopes that one day someone will want to buy it (as opposed to actually looking to create a website for them). Let’s face it: When someone has something they know you want, they are going to charge top dollar for it. If you are buying something that’s out there for the taking, you’ll get it for a song.

A new, previously unregistered domain name will probably cost you somewhere in the neighborhood of about $10 a year! I know what you’re thinking: “Yeah, but the chances of the name I want being unregistered are so slim!” Not true. Contrary to what you may have heard or read, a great domain name, one you have thought of yourself, can be yours relatively easily.

When you are deciding on what name to buy, think in terms of keywords. Make a list of keywords that relate to the subject or theme of the site you want to build. Then, combine some of those keywords to create a domain name. If you want a domain name based on the actual name of a person, location or business, this process is very straightforward!

Once you have the name in mind, you’ll need to check if it’s already taken. To do this, just type the domain name you want into the Address field of any Web browser like this: www.mydomainnameofchoice.com. If you are directed to a website, the domain name is taken. If not, you’re in luck!

Now On to the Buying

The next thing is to go to a domain registration service. All you need to do is set up an account with your name, snail mail address and e-mail address. These details are required to designate you as the legal owner of the domain. Then you’ll be asked to register the domain you want, either as a public or private registration. If you register privately, your name and contact information will not be made available to the public.

Once the domain name is officially yours, you will have the option of signing up for hosting (if you want to build a site at the domain) or setting up a blog, or of leaving the domain “parked.” If you park the domain, it will remain registered but unused until you are either ready to use the domain or sell it to someone.

As you can see, buying a domain name takes mere minutes. Just follow these steps and you’ll soon be the proud owner of your domain name! It really is just that easy.

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ForumAces asked:


What is the best place to buy a domain name. All I’m looking for is quality domain parking and functionality

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d_laus asked:


I typed the names of some domains i wanted to buy in my web browser and some of them have an identical look (similar to sedo parked domain look) so I’m assuming they are for sale but there is no This Domain Is For Sale text or ‘master’ website link.
The screenshot of one of the domains can be found here http://img15.imgspot.com/u/07/113/20/wtf.JPG

What is the link to the seller of this domain names (and are they for sale in the first place)?

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Lilian R asked:


hi,
my domain name was banned in a domain parking site bassed on Yahoo, without any explanation.

Ho to contact yahoo, to see what is wrong with my name.

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Hasnat R asked:


I have registered a domain name which is 36 characters long. I didn′t know there’s a restriction with the number of characters in the url. But i have seen some url’s which are more than 26 characters. Could anyone plz tell me how to resolve this problem??? I have changed the dns, ns and everything needed to put it to work. But it wont just respond. All it shows is the parking page when clicked. the url is www.chittagonginternationalmusicfestival.com. If anyone can tell me what can i do to make it work, it’d be a great help. bty… the site is hosted with awardspace.com free hosting. I thought this guys are pretty cool for a free web hosting provider. and i have couple of domains hosted there which are working fine. Plz help.

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Robert Sheehan asked:


BMX Parks are either made of wood or they come in concrete forms. In most cases, the parks meant for BMX riders are council supplied parks made of metal. The style of riding determines whether the parks are made of wood or concrete. Parks made of wood are apt for technical rides while concrete allows a fast flowing style. Riders who are always in look for gaps and have an aim to fly from the coping generally like the hasty style.

Parks for BMX riders – places to try out skills

In most concrete parks, you are sure to come across several bowls and pools. However, if you prefer you can even merge the two riding styles inside one particular park form. Most concrete parks for BMX riders are built outdoors for their capacity to endure years of several climactic withering and torturing. Building a concrete park is quite an expensive venture for which contributions from different sources are put together to give form to such a concrete open space.

Most commercial BMX squares are made of wood. Some of the reasons for this have been successfully listed below.

1. Wooden parks are more easy to construct

2. Materials required for the construction are easily available

3. The cost of construction is comparatively less

4. It is safer to fall on wood then on concrete. You will not be severely injured

5. If the park is particularly meant for BMX riders, it should have steel coping, which cannot be easily damaged

Quarter pipes, spines, flat banks, wall rides, mini ramps and hips are some of the common obstacles included in the wooden parks meant for BMX riders. Irrespective of the fact that whether you are an inexperienced beginner or an experienced old hand, the parks present opportunities for riders of every level.

There are some parks specifically meant for novice and children while the others allow challenging jumps for more talented and in-art riders. These specific riding domains have provisions for more than forty jumps along with several banked turns.

Throughout the year, BMX riders are allowed to practice their skills on the park during the early hours of the day. Riders when practicing within the park should wear helmets and when juniors practice, they should be kept under the strict supervision of the seniors.

A park for the BMX riders can be both privately or public owned. If you enter a private BMX or state park, you have to pay admission fees. On the other hand, parks with no private ownership will charge you nothing. You will get to see private BMX or state parks within buildings with tall ceilings, roller rinks or warehouses.

If you are an expert BMX rider, you make sure to practice your techniques inside a state park as a means to sharpen your skills.

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sammy asked:


I need to make money from my parked domain

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peterjg1972 asked:


Any recommendations about which can bring in the most ppc/advert revenue?
Also is it best to register your domain name through the same company ?
Thanks

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B M asked:


I′ve read a couple of articles about the subject, but all the good ones are taken, most are being parked but I don’t have much money to bid on any.
The ones I found were +10 letters, a combination of keywords, so my question is, should I play it safe and stick with a keworded domain or pick a shorter one that is easier and remember and doesn’t point to the subject directly ( web 2.0 stuff )? note that I am willing to create original content by myself.

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arvin o asked:


any one can expline each term to me.. thanx,

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sailor_bright_angel asked:


i want to park a domain for free , but i want to know the websites that offer the highest profit for parking

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Sephiroth asked:


I’ve purchased many domains which are all parked at the moment , however I want to build a few sites but wanted to know if I can purchase hosting from sites where my domains where not bought from and use their services without transferring my domains to them. I dont want to use the hosting packages from where my domains where bought from as they are pretty expensive. I think it has something to do with forwarding them to different servers, but not too sure If someone could tell me using easy steps to do this I would be grateful. Oh and if someone could recommend cheap hosting packages that would be nice.
Thanks

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Do you own domain names that are sitting around collecting dust? Have you found that parking your unused domain names bring you very little, if any revenue?
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A page full of unrelated links to numerous categories works well for major web portals, but not for your undeveloped domain name. Even if you earn a percentage of the advertising revenue on your parked domains, you’ll find that users see your parked page and quickly leave, to never return again. Traditional domain parking provides no value to search engines or visitors:
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J Love asked:


I was at the beach this morning, and as I parked my car I saw the funniest thing ever. There was a big, strong, proud male cat sitting on his perch and majestically watching over his domain. He was an orange long-hair.with a beautiful, healthy gate.The funny part was, his owner had shaved him (perfectly I might add) to look EXACTLY like a lion. He had taken the clippers to everything but what was now his mane and perfect tufts of hair at the end of his tail and four paws. It was maybe the coolest thing I’d ever seen. I thought it was funny cuz the cat was still kickin a s s and takin names… only he was a lion now. So I wanted to know what you wonderful people think, is that cool… or cruel?
I live in Newport Beach where the homes are on the beach. He was on the porch of the home. And yeah, it’s hot so it does make sense.

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Adrian Lawrence asked:


Once you are comfortable with working online, you should buy a domain name for your site or sites. The right domain name is memorable, and can get your site to rank higher than other names. The wrong domain name won’t do you any good at all.
The Basics of Domain Name Registration
The first thing you have to do is come up with a good domain name for registration. Don’t even think about a one-word domain name; they′re all gone at this point. Instead, come up with dual-word combos. If you’re putting together a professional site, try your name before anything else.
Don’t get fancy with spelling when selecting your domain name registration, or use 2s and 8s to represent their sounds. You can try the number 1; that sometimes works. You can also try the names of products you offer, or a description of your site content offerings: Romanceforgirls, popcornpalace, fluffykittens. Memorable is always better short and memorable is best, but very difficult to accomplish.
Come up with a couple of dozen names that will do for your site, and test them on a registry. Don’t buy a domain name for which the .com extension is gone, but you have access to the .net or .info. These domain names are not by any means as valuable as the .com. If you pick up the .com, though, and you expect the site to be lucrative or have a lot of competition, it’s not a bad idea to pick up the other extensions as well. Domain name registration is NOT expensive, and if you register in bulk you can get an even better price.
The .UK Extension
This doesn’t mean you should avoid anything but .com. If you have a business in the United Kingdom, you have access to the .uk domain name set, which UK customers are likely to look at before anything else for UK-specific businesses.
If you anticipate most of your business will come from British customers who are aware your business is in Britain, the .uk extension may be a better choice than the .com; and if your customers are unhappy with Internic’s control of Internet domain registration or they are very pro-Britain, the .uk extension is certainly a better choice.
If you’re fortunate enough to find both extensions for your domain open, and if you run a British company, it doesn’t cost much to buy them both, and you definitely should.
It also gives your online presence an immediate “identity″ geographically which can be crucial in building online relationships- where trust is a key component. By being a .UK domain, you are very likely to gain UK clients.
The .UK domains market is one of the fastest growing and lucrative registration areas on the internet.
Tips for Domain Name Registration
Have a website ready to plunk into your domain as soon as you buy it, and submit it immediately to the search engines. The search engines take time to index new sites and your domain name registration is only as valuable as the search engines make it.
You can also have more than one domain name pointing at a single site. If you’ve bought multiple extensions for your domain name (as in the previously-suggested .com/.uk combination), you can set up your site under one domain name and then direct traffic from the others to the main site. This is called web traffic forwarding and has been around for years. It may be as simple as parking your domain name on a server and putting a line of code on the page, or as complex as going through another website to use their online web forwarding services.
When you do register a domain and start building traffic to it, go out and renew for multiple years before your renewal is due. It is surprisingly easy to forget to register your domain name on time, and if someone else sneaks in and registers it, you’ve just lost a ton of work on that domain.
By making your domain name memorable, you will help other webmasters remember your site easily when building anchor texts in their links- a crucial component of SEO.
Final tip: don’t just think about price when looking for a domain registration company- also think about quality of service. While you shouldn’t be paying over the odds, it really is better to be safe than sorry and go with the more established registrars. Then you can have peace of mind that should any problems arise, you will be well looked after.

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Bob Therrien asked:


The word unique will have different meaning to different people, and not all will agree on which park is the most unique. I have found one park that just struck me as unique. I wonder if you will agree.

Visiting the National Parks, National Monuments, Wilderness areas and State Parks in the United States can be an adventure. I’ve been visiting, climbing, hiking and taking photographs in these parks for years. Certainly, I could say that almost every park is unique. I am an outdoors type of person and enjoy the fresh air, sunshine and incredible views. These parks are wonderful for people who enjoy these types of activities:

• Hiking
• Camping
• Cycling
• ATV
• Scenic Drives
• Horseback Riding
• Wildlife
• Rafting
• Fishing
• Hunting
• Canyoneering
• Photography
• Water sports and boating
• Caves and exploring

After all these years of traveling and exploring the hardest part always seems to be the research time. I’ll visit website after website finding the parks or areas of interest that I want to explore, then onto researching where I’m going to stay. Then to the task of mapping out the travel time details to make the trek comfortable as I go from the first location to the next activity, to the accommodations and so on. To solve this inefficiency a group of us outdoor enthusiasts have been creating a website with all the National Parks, National Monuments, State Parks and Wilderness Areas all located in one forum message board for adventure travelers to read, share and post their trip reports. I invite you to visit. We bought the web domain name adventurezonetours and have been busy loading basic data for each location. Now it’s all in one place.

So, which park do you think is the most unique? I have always just loved Glacier National Park in Montana and have been drawn back for visit after visit. But, in the last couple of years I seem to be changing my mind. I’ve been turned onto Zion National Park in Utah and the slot canyons of the southwest. Zion Canyon is just awesome. I have also recently taken my first journey into the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument also known as GSENM. It was really just a quick trip through the monument on one of the remote wilderness roads that crosses from near Kodachrome State Park to Southern Utah, near the Arizona border. It may turn out to be the most unique. Which park do you think is most unique?

All those hours of loading data in the adventurezonetours message boards gave me a chance to see parks, monuments and wilderness areas in the USA, and some areas I have not visited. One park stood out as a bit unique to me. It is in Michigan and I have not visited it. I doubt that you have visited it either! The park is a state park called Meridian - Baseline State Park. It is not open to the public, so how could we have visited it? Here’s the link for information about this state park. Check it out!
Meridan - Baseline State Park

So, I guess since this park is not open to the public, it has struck me as very unique. Would you agree?

The Meridan – Baseline State Park is 88 acres and preserves a marker that was used for the Michigan Survey. In general here is what the marker preserves.

At the end of the Revolutionary War, there were only thirteen states. The territory of land between the Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi River were in question.
The new Continental Congress was asking these states to give up any claims of ownership of these lands to the federal government. Virginia, Massachusetts, and Connecticut all claimed large chunks of this land. A large chunk of Michigan had been chartered to Virginia from King James in 1609, at the time this was the Northwest Territory. In 1787 a territory was established by congress in what is now Michigan. After a new territory grew to a population of 60,000 free citizens, it could petition Congress to become a state. This new state could then have all the rights of the original 13 states. At that time a survey would happen and thus, in 1815 two men were hired to establish accurately the location of the base line and the principal meridian which are preserved by this marker.

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