A boundary line defines the legal edge of a property, separating one land parcel from another. Surveyors establish it using markers or maps, guiding construction, fencing, and land use. Homeowners, real estate agents, and developers rely on boundary lines to prevent disputes, ensure compliance with zoning laws, and clarify ownership, making them essential for property management and transactions.
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