Engineering Station definition

Engineering Station or “Eng. Sta.” means a method of spatial referencing, in which the locations of features are described in terms of measurements along a linear element, from a defined starting point. For example, Engineering Station 1145+86 on a roadway is 114,586 feet from the start of the roadway.
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Examples of Engineering Station in a sentence

  • Engineering Station 1+74 - the initial 13-foot clearance point of the track.

  • Construct the remainder of Track A and install a sliding derail with wheel ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ at or near Engineering Station 2+54 and a bumper at the end of the track.

  • Track D: Engineering Station 0+00 - the initial switch connection.

  • Engineering Station 16+51 - the right-of-way boundary line of the Railroad.

  • The Railroad shall own the portion of Track A from the point of switch to the 13-foot, clearance point at Engineering Station 1+74, and the portion of Track D from the 13-foot clearance point at Engineering Station 18+88 to the end of Track D (hereinafter “Railroad-owned Track”).

  • For the purpose of this Agreement, the following segments of the Track shall be identified as follows: Track A: Engineering Station 0+00 - the initial switch connection or sometimes referred to as the point of switch.

  • Construct the remainder of Track D including one No. 8 turnout and install a sliding derail with wheel ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ at or near Engineering Station 18+08.

  • Engineering Station 5+01 - the point on the track that intersects the property line or right-of-way boundary line of the Railroad.

  • Engineering Station 18+88 - the southerly 13-foot clearance point.

  • The Industry shall own the portion of Track A from the 13-foot clearance point to the end of the track, all of Track C, the portion of Track D from the point of switch to the 13-foot clearance point at Engineering Station 18+88, and all of Track E, Track F, Track G and future Track H (hereinafter “Industry-owned Track”).