landcodes

noun
UK /ˈlændkəʊdz/
US /ˈlændkoʊdz/

Landcodes are special codes that tell you which country a piece of land or place belongs to.

The map showed landcodes for every country in Europe.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Numbers used in games to label different pieces of land.

Each player picked a landcode before starting the board game.

3. Short labels used by surveyors to mark land areas.

The surveyor wrote the landcodes on the property map.

4. Codes that help computers know where land is on a digital map.

The app uses landcodes to show the right country when you tap.