Bedlands definition

Bedlands means those submerged lands below the line of navigability of navigable lakes and rivers.
Bedlands means those submerged lands below the ordinary high water mark.
Bedlands means those submerged lands, including tidelands where appropriate, underlying navigable waters.

More Definitions of Bedlands

Bedlands means those submerged lands below the line of extreme low tide in marine waters and below the line of navigability or navigable lakes and rivers. Where the line of navigability has not been established, bedlands would be those submerged lands below the OHWM in lakes and rivers.

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