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Alaska Statutes.

Title 42. Public Utilities and Carriers

Chapter 30. Miscellaneous Regulations Governing Public Utilities and Carriers

Section 160. When Railroad Track Considered Fenced.

AS 42.30.160. When Railroad Track Considered Fenced.

A railroad track is not fenced within the meaning of AS 42.30.150 - 42.30.190 unless the track is guarded against the entrance of the livestock on either side and not more than 100 feet distant from the track by a fence constructed as required by law. Complete natural defenses against the entrance of stock, such as natural walls or deep ditches, are lawful fences within the meaning of AS 42.30.150 - 42.30.190 when they form, in connection with other legal fences, a continuous guard and defense against the entrance of livestock upon the track.

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