Source Word
bulkhead line
Noun
US
An
officially
set
line
along
a
shoreline,
usually
outside
of
the
dry
land,
to
demark
a
territory
allowable
to
be
treated
as
dry
land,
to
separate
the
jurisdictions
of
dry
land
and
water
authorities,
for
construction
and
riparian
activities,
to
establish
limits
to
the
allowable
obstructions
to
navigation,
etc.
Japanese Meaning
公に設定された海岸沿いの境界線。通常は陸地外側に設けられ、陸地として扱われるエリアを定め、陸上と水域の管轄を分けるため、建設や河岸活動、航行の障害物制限などの基準として用いられる。
Sense（1）
An
officially
set
line
along
a
shoreline,
usually
outside
of
the
dry
land,
to
demark
a
territory
allowable
to
be
treated
as
dry
land,
to
separate
the
jurisdictions
of
dry
land
and
water
authorities,
for
construction
and
riparian
activities,
to
establish
limits
to
the
allowable
obstructions
to
navigation,
etc.
（ plural ）
