Street addresses are part of which type of land description?

• A. Property Descriptions
• B. Street Address
• C. Metes and Bounds
• D. Geodetic Survey System

Answer: (B)

Street addresses identify where a property sits along a street, giving a practical locator that buyers, sellers, and public records use for everyday reference. This type of description is focused on locating the parcel by its street location rather than detailing the exact boundary lines. While a street address is helpful for finding a property, the formal legal description used in deeds and titles usually comes from other systems—metes and bounds (measured boundaries) or a lot-and-block description from a plat, or a government survey system that uses established land divisions. So street addresses fit into the Street Address category because they describe location by street and number, even though they aren’t typically the legally binding description used in conveyance.