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grade line

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grade line [¦grād ′līn]
(civil engineering)
A line or slope used as a longitudinal reference for a railroad or highway.

grade line
A line usually marked with stakes or monuments, each having an elevation referred to a common datum; by measurement or computation from such elevations and stakes, a grade is established between the terminal points.


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