lotline
nounUK /ˈlɒtlaɪn/
US /ˈlɑːtlaɪn/
A lotline is the line that shows where one piece of land ends and the next one begins.
The fence was built right along the lotline between the two houses.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The official boundary of a building lot as recorded in land records.
The surveyor marked the lotline on the map before the sale.
3. A line on a map or plan that separates one parcel of land from another.
Check the lotline on the site plan to see where the driveway can go.
4. The edge of a plot used for building or farming.
They planted a row of trees along the lotline to mark their farm.