county boundary , także: county line

The county boundaries meet near the center of the bay.

Until 1974, the county boundaries of England changed little over time.

The county boundary was a completely straight line running east to west.

The county boundary passes through the center of the city.

In fact, only one regular player had been born within the county boundaries.

"It certainly does not represent county boundaries or communities of interest."

Over the years politics has moved county boundaries for reasons best known to the politicians.

The county boundary is now at the southern edge of the village.

The Act caused a number of county boundaries to be modified.

The current county boundaries were set in 1850, with some reduction from the previous size.

Q. But state and county boundaries are at least fixed.

But they believe it's only a matter of time before the disease crosses the county boundary.

The map shows the county boundaries for all 32 counties.

It will fly away, and may not touch land this side of the county boundary.

And police leaders must think beyond county boundaries too.

The present day ceremonial county boundary is almost the same as the historic county's.

The initial survey establishing county boundaries was in the summer of 1874.

Minor adjustments to the county boundaries continued through most of the 19th century, however.

County boundaries were no sure guide, though, especially as they had been changed in the seventies.

Does this parcel of land lie within the County boundary?

It then flows east across the county boundary into Hampshire.

It has county boundaries, major towns, and roads joining them.

Only once did he travel outside the county boundaries.

Most school districts in the state coincide exactly with county boundaries.

It used raised borders to indicate county boundaries and other features.