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Scotch Line 
n. a coession road, near Perth, Ont., where many Scots settled in the early nineteenth century.
See also: concession road English Line line ((n.)) (def. 3b) Scotch Settlement
- 1828 We are sorry to learn that a teamster of the name of M'Pherson from the Scotch line, lost his span of horses and sleigh on Tuesday last, by their breaking through the ice in attempting to cross the Rideau lake at Oliver's ferry.
- 1842 [It was] one of the best of the roads in Lanark [County] along the Scotch line. . . .
- 1958 We even had a dollar left over for a livery rig to attend the strawberry festival at Burnbrae, three miles east on the Scotch Line. . . .
- 1828 We are sorry to learn that a teamster of the name of M'Pherson from the Scotch line, lost his span of horses and sleigh on Tuesday last, by their breaking through the ice in attempting to cross the Rideau lake at Oliver's ferry.