boundary lines
Edges of territory
Boundary lines are the edges that mark where one territory, property, or zone ends and another begins.
They appear on maps, in legal documents, and sometimes physically as fences or markers: The survey established the boundary lines between the two farms.
The phrase often emphasizes the linear, drawn quality of borders—something that can be crossed or disputed.
- property lineLegal land boundary
- property surveyFormal boundary measurement
- state linePolitical territory's edge
- county lineBorder between adjacent counties
- perimeterShape's outer edge length
fence · wall · territorial waters · buffer zone · threshold · personal space · frontier · riverbank · metes and bounds · horizon · demarcation · line in the sand · comfort zone · border · limit · Mason-Dixon · coastline · edge
- volleyball court partsvolleyball net, center line, attack line, service area, court markings
- Northwest TerritoryNorthwest Territory, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
- racket sportsserve, volley, forehand, backhand, doubles
- bordersborder, border crossing, national borders, international borders, border markers
- Football Fieldend zone, endzone, goal line, goal post, goalpost
- Map Termslatitude, longitude, equator, meridian, prime meridian
boundary linescommon ground
Points of agreement
shared space · connections · bridges · overlap · intersection