Range land definition
Range land means privately owned land that is not fenced or divided into lots and that is generally unimproved. This land includes land used for livestock.
Range land means open land with indigenous vegetation.
Range land means any land which is not cultivated and which has upon it native grasses or other forage plants making it best suited for graz- ing of domestic and wild animals and which land is adjacent to or intermin- gled with forest land.
Examples of Range land in a sentence
The probability of site occurrence is low because the majority of BLM managed Coast Range land is located on steep upland mountainous terrain that lack concentrated resources humans would use.
More Definitions of Range land
Range land means Crown range and land subject to an agreement under section 18 of the
Range land means privately owned land that is not fenced or divided into lots and that is generally unimproved.
Range land means Crown range and land subject to an agreement under section 18 of the Range Act; “recreation feature” means a biological, physical, cultural or historic feature that has recreational significance or value; “recreation resource” means
Range land means open land that has indigenous vegetation.