forestboundary
nounUK /ˈfɒrɪstˌbaʊndəri/
US /ˈfɔːrɪstˌbaʊndəri/
The edge of a forest where the trees stop.
We stopped at the forestboundary before turning back.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A line on a map that shows where a forest begins or ends.
The ranger drew the forestboundary on the map.
3. The limit of an area protected as forest.
Logging is not allowed past the forestboundary.
4. A fence or marker that separates a forest from open land.
They repaired the forestboundary after the storm.