Peninsula's properties
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 408 U.S. 811 - Port of Portland v. United States · 1972Most cited · 45 citing opinions
13.17 acres of land, none suitable for industrial development, and a total of 3.79 miles of main line and secondary and spur track laid on treated ties in sand with no rock ballast.
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