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Describing a property using a lot and block number is a method that involves a recorded plat. This system is commonly used for subdivided land within a specific development or community. When a developer creates a subdivision, they will often hire a surveyor to plat the land, which involves mapping out the lots and blocks.

Once this plat is created, it is then recorded with the local government, providing a legal description of each lot and block. This recorded plat becomes an official document that indicates how the land is divided and outlines the boundaries of each property within that subdivision. Consequently, the lot and block number serves as a unique identifier for a specific property within the recorded plat, facilitating property ownership and tax assessments.

While options related to developments and government surveys involve land mapping, they do not specifically refer to the use of lot and block numbers in the same definitive manner as recorded plats do.