567: mayen v. Daily, 6 Watts (Pa.) 272; Coal . Fales, 55 Pa. 98.—Swamyp and pvortiowes lands. Lands unfit for cultivation by reason of their swampy character and requiring drainage or reclamation to render them available for beneficial use. Such lands, when constituting a ache of the public domain, have generally n granted by congress to the several states within whose limits they lie. See Miller v. ao i& C.) 18 Fed. 614; Keeran v. Allen, 33 C 6: Hogaboom v. Ehrhardt, 58 Cal. 233; Ophoiaen v. Thornton, 50 Cal. 144.— Tide lands. Lands between high and low water mark on the sea or any tidal water; that portion of the shore or beach covered and uncovered by the ebb and flow of the tide. Rondell v. Fay, 82 Cal. 354: Oakland vy. Oakland