LSD to GPS for B.C.?

[Super_Geo]

Is there an equivalent for BaseLoc for BC for quickly finding locations via LSD?

http://www.baseloc.com/hq2/index.php?c=2

[98brg2d]

http://www.maptown.com/coordinates.html

Does Alberta and BC, just remember there are those few townships in the south end of the DLS range in BC that are numbered all weird (TWP19-28 that are numbered randomly from north west to south east).

[Jay911]

Alberta also has one of their own...

http://www.ags.gov.ab.ca/GIS/conversion_tools.shtml

It'll do townships to Lat/Long (in two different ways - the normal way we get it in our tax rolls, etc, is 'Unique Well Identifier order'), also UTM to townships, and Lat/Long to townships. I actually use this one above at work to get addresses for calls where the caller only has the legal land description, or vice-versa when we have to call out ATCO or Fortis or somebody who only works off LLDs.

[A|pine]

BC uses the NTS (National Topographic System) so you won't see much LSDs going on there unless you are in the BC side of the North West Territories.