Submerged land definition
Submerged land means land lying below the line of ordinary low water of all title navigable and tidally influenced water within the boundaries of the State of Oregon.
Submerged land means all lands waterward of the ordinary high water or mean higher high water, whichever is higher.
Submerged land means land located under waters under tidal influence or under waters of the open Gulf of Mexico, without regard to whether the land is owned by the state or a person other than the state.
More Definitions of Submerged land
Submerged land means any land extending from the boundary between the land of the state and the littoral owners seaward to the low-water mark on any saltwater lake, bay, inlet, estuary, or inland water within the tidewater limits, and any land lying beneath the body of water, but for the purposes of this chapter only, shall exclude beaches bordering on and the water of the open Gulf of Mexico and the land lying beneath this water.
Submerged land means land lying below the line of ordinary low water of a body of water in this state.
Submerged land means land that lies below the ordinary low water mark of a stream, marine coast line or estuary and that is normally covered by salt water or fresh water;
Submerged land means land located under waters
Submerged land means any land extending from
Submerged land means all lands waterward of the ordinary high water mark or mean
Submerged land means land covered by tidal water between the line of mean low water and seaward to a distance of three geographical miles or further as may hereafter be properly claimed by the state (AS 38.05.965 (22)).