Lands bordering seas, gulfs, bays or ports are burdened with a right-of-way easement of what width in meters?

• A. 4 m
• B. 6 m
• C. 2 m
• D. 8 m

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is the standard width of the public right-of-way that must run along foreshore lands. Lands bordering seas, gulfs, bays, or ports carry a six-meter-wide right-of-way easement. This six-meter strip provides a guaranteed public path to the water and room for related activities and maintenance, ensuring access to navigable waters even when private ownership runs along the shore. The other widths aren’t the established standard for this particular easement in cadastral practice, so six meters is the best choice.