Property Valuation
In Alaska, which legal description method is most commonly used for rural and remote land?
ALot and block (recorded plat) method
BRectangular (government) survey system✓ Correct
CMetes and bounds
DAssessor's parcel number
Explanation
The rectangular (government) survey system, using townships, ranges, and sections, is the primary method for describing rural and remote Alaska land. Metes and bounds are used in areas without rectangular survey coverage.
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