timber limit
Britishnoun
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the area to which rights of cutting timber, granted by government licence, are limited
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another term for timberline
Example Sentences
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You recollect, I suppose, that when I was out here last I bought a timber limit in the Toba from your firm.
From The Hidden Places by Sinclair, Bertrand W.
"We want to get as far north as the timber limit, if we can," Harding said.
From The Intriguers by Bindloss, Harold
There was growing an appreciable hole in the heart of his timber limit.
From The Hidden Places by Sinclair, Bertrand W.
"I went up to Toba Inlet awhile ago and had a look over that timber limit of mine," he began abruptly.
From The Hidden Places by Sinclair, Bertrand W.
Meantime, Doris Cleveland began to loom bigger in his mind than this timber limit.
From The Hidden Places by Sinclair, Bertrand W.
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