The margins, measured

The plot's marginsSouth: along the town's own longitude the cession runs unbroken from the town to the mapped 1817 line, where Area 117 gives way to Area 146 at about 41.610° N — the town point stands some 7.4 miles north of the mapped line (the framework's rounded line, ≈41.616° N, puts it 7.0 miles; both figures print, the mapped one governing). West — the thinnest margin: along the town's latitude the 117 polygon ends and Area 133 (the 1826 cession) begins between 86.2866° and 86.2886° W — about 1.9 miles west of the town point, and roughly 1.2 miles west of the town's western edge; the boundary is a diagonal — at Granger's latitude it crosses at ≈86.269° W, east of its crossing here, the line running away northwest as it rises. North: no cession boundary intervenes — Area 117 continues across the state line (≈41.759° N, some 2.8 miles north of the town) into Michigan. East: no boundary within any near distance; the Elkhart River country grants and cessions lie far beyond the county's eastern frame. The west margin is the verdict's exposed joint, and its settler class is stated in the calls article next: the surveyed position of the 1821 beginning point and the Royce plat itself.