green line
Lime-hued marking visible
A green line is a boundary or demarcation line, often drawn on maps in green ink to separate opposing forces or communities.
The term gained currency from various ceasefire lines, particularly in divided cities like Beirut and Nicosia.
More generally, any transit line designated "green" on a subway or rail map: Take the green line to the airport. (Capitalized Green Line typically refers to a specific transit route or political boundary.)
Formal boundary setting
- buffer zoneNeutral area between rivals
- neutral zoneProhibited hostility area
- no-man's-landUnclaimed disputed territory
- partitionBarrier separating spaces
demarcation
Formal boundary setting
- buffer zoneNeutral area between rivals
- neutral zoneProhibited hostility area
- no-man's-landUnclaimed disputed territory
- rail linesA train, D train, L train, Crossrail, scenic railway
- bordersborder, boundary, border crossing, national borders, international borders
- linesparallel lines, intersecting lines, dotted, dashed, curved
- transitbus, subway, train, metro, light rail
- zonesdanger zone, restricted zone, territory, district, time zone
- buffer zonesbuffer zone, buffer state, buffer strip, DMZ, demilitarized zone
green linefront line
Combat's forward edge
battle line · red line · no man's land · demilitarized zone · occupied territory
line, green, greens, greenhouse, greenery, greenish, greenness, greenbelt, greenback