Meanings of unimproved land in English

There could still be found many square miles of unimproved land.

This protection should include cut-over and unimproved land as well as timber tracts.

The houses were few, low, not handsome, with hideous spaces of unimproved land lying between.

He knew he couldn't move onto unimproved land and start making a living on it.

In 1888, Oklahoma was the largest single body of unimproved land capable of cultivation in the Southwest.

Then came a strip of unimproved land, followed immediately by the wooden, ramshackle structures of Hell's Half-Mile.

Immediately in the foreground, a large tract of unimproved land brought the wild grasses and plants to their very feet.

But not everyone was unhappy about the valuations which were based on market rates for unimproved land as of December last year.

So in 1916 Papa went to that land of promise and bought a section of unimproved land ten miles southwest of Lamesa.

In a statement, chief financial officer Alan Bird said the new leases were based on an independent assessment of the unimproved land value.

New Plymouth Mayor Andrew Judd acknowledged the private bill could not please everybody and the information about the calculation of unimproved land values needed refining.

He found what he wanted and bought 1,000 acres of unimproved land in Jones County about three miles southeast of Hamlin.

At the commencement of the revolutionary war, the State of New-York held an extensive tract of wild and unimproved lands.

(1) By a direct tax on unimproved land values, including all natural resources.

Such unimproved lands can be bought for $1.50 to $5.00 an acre, even within a few miles of the District line.