L62
A fence made of split logs: (Describe differences.)
| RAIL FENCE | 751 |
| NR | 124 |
| WORM FENCE | 49 |
| STAKE-AND-RIDER FENCE | 37 |
| SPLIT RAIL FENCE | 32 |
| LOG FENCE | 28 |
| ZIGZAG FENCE | 22 |
| SNAKE FENCE | 17 |
| NH | 16 |
| POST-AND-RAIL | 12 |
| POST-AND-RAIL FENCE | 7 |
| WOODEN FENCE | 7 |
| POLE FENCE | 6 |
| PICKET FENCE | 5 |
| SPLIT LOG FENCE | 5 |
| GALLOPING FENCE | 4 |
| POST FENCE | 3 |
| SLAB FENCE | 3 |
| STRAIGHT RAIL FENCE | 3 |
| CROOKED RAIL FENCE | 2 |
| FENCE | 2 |
| LINCOLN FENCE | 2 |
| PUNCHEON FENCE | 2 |
| STAKE FENCE | 2 |
| VIRGINIA FENCE | 2 |
| VIRGINIA RAIL FENCE | 2 |
| WORM RAIL FENCE | 2 |
| BANK FENCE | 1 |
| BR’ER RABBIT FENCE | 1 |
| BROAD RAIL FENCE | 1 |
| BUCK FENCE | 1 |
| CROOKED FENCE | 1 |
| CROSS FENCE | 1 |
| CROSSRAIL | 1 |
| DOUBLE POST-AND-RIDER FENCE | 1 |
| FENCE AND RIDER | 1 |
| GALLOPING RAIL FENCE | 1 |
| HERRINGBONE FENCE | 1 |
| JACK FENCE | 1 |
| MADE WITH POSTS | 1 |
| MORTISED FENCE | 1 |
| OLD RAIL FENCE | 1 |
| PALAAU | 1 |
| PALING FENCE | 1 |
| P-AND-R | 1 |
| PAWEA | 1 |
| PEG FENCE | 1 |
| PEW FENCE | 1 |
| PILGRIM FENCE | 1 |
| PLANK FENCE | 1 |
| POST RAIL | 1 |
| POST-AND-RIDER FENCE | 1 |
| RAIL-AND-RIDER FENCE | 1 |
| RAILING FENCE | 1 |
| RICKET FENCE | 1 |
| RIDER FENCE | 1 |
| RIP-GUT FENCE | 1 |
| RIPRAP FENCE | 1 |
| ROD-AND-RAIL FENCE | 1 |
| RUSTIC FENCE | 1 |
| SPLIT FENCE | 1 |
| STAGGERED FENCE | 1 |
| STOCKADE | 1 |
| STRAIGHT FENCE | 1 |
| STUMP FENCE | 1 |
| WEDGED LOG FENCE | 1 |
| WOLF FENCE | 1 |
| WOOD FENCE | 1 |
| WORMWOOD FENCE | 1 |
| YANKEE FENCE | 1 |
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