boundary marker

All sitting in a row, as if they might be boundary markers.

Then he took them to the rest of the boundary markers that defined these claims.

Are there any mature trees that may have been significant boundary markers a century ago?

Nothing is known of its origin or purpose, but it may have been a boundary marker.

Unfortunately, today there is no trace of this boundary marker.

There are five different forms of coal duty boundary markers in all.

However, boundary markers have legal meaning in Japan, and are generally installed across the country.

Two hundred metres past the boundary markers and Teddy stopped them again.

The boundary markers were subsequently replaced on a regular basis.

This large cairn is thought to be the boundary marker from which the fell takes its name.

He seldom encountered the boundary markers of his new mentality now.

Rocks were cleared from the land and places on rock walls which served as boundary markers.

From the camp, they conducted surveys and established boundary markers along the border to the south.

Most maguey plants here serve as boundary markers between properties.

This was obviously intended as a Chinese boundary marker.

This was divided up among families by stone boundary markers, which still exist, but land titles were not given.

This was interpreted to mean that it was a boundary marker.

These are used as boundary markers, positioned in the hedge at set distances apart.

Most of them seem to be boundary markers.

Terminus in Antarctica was a boundary marker of many kinds.

It may have been an old boundary marker.

As no boundary markers (horoi) have survived, it is not possible to be more specific.

Specifically, it does not settle the border from the last boundary marker to the gulf, about 190 yards away.

The conclusion of the project was that the ditch was probably a boundary marker.

This isn't just the boundary marker between useful and useless water level data, thought Kemal.