Territory Allocation

Definition

Territory allocation refers to the process of dividing and assigning land or areas for specific purposes, such as political boundaries, resource distribution, or urban planning. It involves determining who has control over a particular territory and how it is used.

Related terms

Sovereignty: Sovereignty is the supreme authority of a state or government to govern itself and make decisions within its own territory.

Border: A border is a physical or imaginary line that separates one territory from another, usually marking the boundary between countries or jurisdictions.

Zoning: Zoning refers to the division of land into different areas or zones with specific regulations and restrictions on how the land can be used, such as residential, commercial, industrial, etc.