landcode
nounUK /ˈlændkəʊd/
US /ˈlændkoʊd/
A landcode is a set of rules about how land can be used.
The village wrote a landcode to protect the forest.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A secret number or word used to identify a piece of land.
The farmer used a landcode to mark his field on the map.
3. A system of symbols used to label land on a map.
Each plot had a landcode printed in the corner.
4. A set of local customs about who may use the land.
The old landcode said only villagers could fish in the pond.