Definition: Lot and block is a legal-description method that identifies a parcel by its lot and block within a recorded subdivision plat.
Example
A deed refers to Lot 8, Block C, Example Estates, with the plat book and page.
Keep the distinction clear
The recorded plat supplies the boundaries. A lot number without the subdivision and recording context may not identify the parcel uniquely.
Related terms
Subdivision Plat Map · Legal Description · Monument (Surveying)
Keep studying
Government Survey: Township, Range, Sections, and Acreage
References: BLM: surveying and mapping glossary
Pronunciation (US): LOT and BLOK (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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