Can anyone tell me if in most places around the US, if township lines are considered public right-of-way?

Question

I live northern Minnesota and I cannot find anything on this matter. Just kinda curious if anyone could point me in the right direction. My land hooks up with another township and I don't know if I have any legal right to prevent anyone from traveling or using my property line to just do whatever it is that they want to do. If anyone could help me get on the right track, I would be much abliged.

Answer 1

You are generally entitled to exclude people from using your property, right up to the very edge.

Occassionally there will be exceptions along public streets and roads, but if you can prevent your neighbor from walking onto your property and he can prevent you from walking on his, it would make no sense that an unrelated third party could walk down the line in between merely because you are each in separate townships.

There is not automatically a public roadway along the line separating townships.