Fence Polygon Plotter is a tiny browser tool for laying out odd-shaped fence lines from survey-style bearings and distances.

Enter a starting latitude/longitude, then type each side of your fence as bearing + distance in feet. The app:

  • Calculates each corner from your bearings
  • Automatically closes the last leg back to the starting point
  • Lays out fence posts along the perimeter at whatever spacing you choose
  • Shows a simple preview sketch of the polygon and post locations
  • Exports a KML file you can open in SW Maps, Google Earth, or other GIS apps

Features

  • Up to 20 sides (segments) per polygon
  • Bearing offset option (use 0° for “clockwise from north”, 90° for “degrees from east”, etc.)
  • Bright yellow fence line, with small white post dots that show up clearly on satellite imagery
  • Automatic closure check with a reported closure error in feet
  • “Clear All” button to wipe everything and start a new layout
  • Runs completely in your browser – no login, no server, no internet required after loading

This is mainly aimed at:

  • Farmers & landowners laying out new fence lines
  • People converting metes-and-bounds / legal descriptions into something visual
  • RTK / GPS users who want a quick way to turn bearings into a KML overlay

Feedback, ideas, and bug reports are very welcome – this is an evolving little field tool.

Published 2 days ago
StatusReleased
CategoryTool
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorG2G2
Tagsfarm, fence, gis, google-earth, kml, mapping, rtk, surveying, tool, utility

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