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land measure

noun

  1. any system of measurement for measuring land.
  2. a unit or a series of units of measurement used in land measure.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of land measure1

First recorded in 1560–70
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Example Sentences

Las Vegas spilled into the space opened up by the 1998 land measure at an astonishing pace.

The next great land measure was the Griffith-Dutton Act of 1884.

Atton, forfeiture of fief, 227-228.Arnold of Bonneval, 251.Arpent, a land measure, 129.Arras, treaty of, 439.Arteveld,

The unit of land measure is the Rhynland rood, roughly equal to 12 ft.

Presenting the reasons for opposing the new land measure, the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce stated: The clause denying the right to lease agricultural lands is ineffective in operation.

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