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	Where is the boundary? Defining the boundary of a place or an area of interest helps to establish: who to involve what areas to protect which properties are involved what planning or other jurisdictions need to be considered. A boundary of a place or study area should encompass the features that are of heritage significance. The area may include a buffer zone, or an area much larger than the heritage place. The exact boundary of an area of interest cannot always be determined at the beginning of a study. It may evolve over the process. Even though some heritage places do not have clear boundaries, for practical purposes you should consider where one should be drawn.