Land division methods

Definition

Land division methods refer to the techniques and systems used to divide and distribute land among individuals or groups. These methods ensure equitable and organized distribution of land resources.

Related terms

Rectangular Survey System: A land division method in which land is divided into a grid-like pattern, creating square or rectangular plots.

Metes and Bounds: A land division method that relies on natural features (such as rivers or mountains) and man-made landmarks to define property boundaries.

Township-and-Range System: A land division method where large areas are divided into smaller units called townships, which are then further subdivided into ranges and sections.