Definition of parkland
: land with clumps of trees and shrubs in cultivated condition used as or suitable for use as a park
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Examples of parkland in a Sentence
an area of beautiful parkland
Recent Examples of parkland from the Web
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The 91 acres of parkland have just been refined by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates as if restoring a vision of the pastoral.
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The northern end of the trail is at Heron’s Head, a spit of parkland owned by the Port Authority.
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The first step is a proposal to prohibit the launching and landing of drones on county parkland.
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The city’s former industrial prominence means there’s still a symphony orchestra, an impressive art museum, ample parkland, and blocks of stately Victorians that are good candidates for restoration.
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Hundreds of acres of currently inaccessible parkland will become accessible and barriers that isolate and segregate the park will be replaced with bridges and access points to the park.
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Akron currently offers twice the national average of parkland per 1,000 residents, at 19.1 acres versus 9.5 acres.
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The Oswego Village Board this week approved a controversial plan to convert parkland into an expansion of Pearce Cemetery, upsetting some residents who live near the park.
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This preserve also could provide a link between parklands.
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First Known Use of parkland
1727
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Definition of parkland for English Language Learners
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: land with trees, bushes, etc., that is or could be used as a park
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