What is the typical numbering sequence for the Government Lots along the West tier of Section 6?

The typical numbering sequence for Government Lots in a section follows a specific convention set by surveying practices, particularly within the Public Land Survey System (PLSS). In the context of Section 6, the West tier's Government Lots are usually numbered from the south to the north.

In Oklahoma, Government Lots are designated for parcels of land that do not fit into the grid system of standard quarter sections. For Section 6, the Government Lots are located in the western portion of the section, which typically includes Lots 4, 5, 6, and 7. The conventional numbering starts from the southernmost lot and proceeds northward. Therefore, the sequence starts with Lot 4 at the southernmost part of the tier, followed by Lot 5, then Lot 6, and finally Lot 7 at the northernmost part.

Thus, the sequence 4, 5, 6, 7 accurately reflects the established practice for numbering these lots in the West tier of Section 6. Other sequences listed do not follow this convention, as they either misplace the order or assume arrangements that do not align with the established practice for Government Lots in the PLSS system.