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dike(d) land(s) dyke-land, dikeland, etc Maritimes 
the fertile sea meadows protected by a dike (def. 1).
See also: dike (def. 1) dike(d) marsh marsh marsh lands
- 1851 Advancing twelve or fifteen miles further to Horton and Wolfville, I found myself on the edge of the richest dyke-land in the province.
- 1896 (n.d.) ". . . to our right lay far unrolled those rich diked lands which the vanished Acadian farmers of old won back from the sea. . . ."
- 1936 This is an area of fertile dyke lands. . . .
- 1851 Advancing twelve or fifteen miles further to Horton and Wolfville, I found myself on the edge of the richest dyke-land in the province.