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geometric boundary

A boundary that is defined by specific lines or coordinates, often created by treaties or legal agreements, rather than by natural features.

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physical boundary

A naturally occurring barrier that separates different geographic areas, such as mountains, rivers, or lakes.

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cultural boundary

A boundary that separates different cultures or ethnic groups, often determined by language, religion, or social practices.

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relic boundary

A boundary that has lost its original function or significance but still exists on the landscape, often reflecting historical divisions.

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subsequent boundary

A boundary that is established after settlement, often evolving with the cultural landscape and reflecting changing social and political environments.

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maritime boundary

A boundary that is established between maritime jurisdictions of countries, determining rights to navigate, exploit resources, and manage activities in ocean waters.

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antecedent boundary

A boundary established before an area is populated, often aligning with physical features such as mountains or rivers.

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superimposed boundary

A boundary that is imposed on the cultural landscape without consideration of the existing social or cultural patterns, often resulting from external forces such as colonialism.

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political boundary

A boundary that separates different political entities, such as countries or states, often based on historical treaties or agreements.

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consequent boundary

A boundary that is created to reflect the social and cultural divisions within a population, often resulting from factors like language, religion, or ethnicity.

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demilitarized zone

A region where military forces are prohibited or limited, often established through international agreements to reduce conflict and maintain peace.

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demarcated boundary

A boundary that is physically marked on the ground, often with fences, walls, or natural features, to indicate the limits of territory.

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delineated boundary

A boundary that is defined by a legal or political agreement, outlining the limits of a territory without necessarily being physically marked.

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delimited boundary

A boundary established by a legal agreement that specifies the geographical coordinates or precise lines of a territory, often used in treaties to clarify ownership.

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defined boundary

A boundary that is established through specific coordinates or geographic features, precisely outlining the extents of territory.