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landmark [′lan‚märk]
(cell and molecular biology)
Any distinctive feature that can be used to identify a chromosome.
(engineering)
Any fixed natural or artificial monument or object used to designate a land boundary.
(navigation)
A conspicuous natural or artificial object near or on land, other than an established aid to navigation, and observable by eye or radar; used in the piloting type of navigation.

landmark
1. Any building, structure, or place that has a special character, special historic interest, and/or special aesthetic interest, or value, as part of the development, heritage, or cultural characteristics of a nation, state, city, or town.
2. A monument, fixed object, or marker on the ground that designates the location of a land boundary.
3. A formal designation of such status for a building by a national or local authority. Also see National Historic Landmark and National Register of Historic Places.


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The EU in June held its first official talks with Zimbabwe in seven years with a landmarking meeting in Brussels, followed last month by the visit of an EU delegation to Harare.
A fight with the City Council and the city Landmarks Preservation Commission, which recommended landmarking the building, ensued.
In 1972, it became a national recreation area in and received landmarking designations in 1976 and 1986.
 
 
 
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