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landlocked
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landlocked adj. referring to a parcel of real property which has no access or egress (entry or exit) to a public street and cannot be reached except by crossing another's property. In such a case there is an "implied easement" over the adjoining lot from which it was created (carved out).


landlocked adjective buried, completely surrounded, confined, contained, embedded, encased, hemmed in, implanted, locked in, wedged in
Associated concepts: easements, egress, landlocked states


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According Afghan officials, the landlocked country was dependent on Pakistan in terms of transit trade.
Despite the uranium, the majority of the 15 million people in this landlocked country on the edge of the Sahara desert live on subsistence farming, continually threatened by drought and locusts.
The Uzbek Foreign Minister said that as a landlocked country they looked forward to using Pakistans ports facilities once the situation in Afghanistan stabilizes.
 
 
 
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