Centre line of a street

Centre line of a street

The line, along a street, midway between the sides of the street. The term usually applies to the centre line of the original street, before its widening or closing. To avoid ambiguity, if the street has been narrowed or widened on one side or unequally, the centre line would be defined as the centre line as existing on (a specified date). closing; i.e., the centre line of the original street midway between the sides.

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