You as owner of land cannot landlock property. Even if there is no written easement (explicitly granting a right of way), the law will issue an implied easement called "easement by necessity" , this law states that parcels without access to a public way may have an easement of access over adjacent land, if crossing that land is absolutely necessary to reach the landlocked parcel. There is an implied easement arising from the original subdivision of the land for continuous and obvious use of the adjacent parcel (e.g., for access to a road, or to a source of water).
This easement can be extinguished upon termination of the necessity (like if a new public road is built adjacent to the landlocked. The easement by necessity arises because the owner of the landlocked land has the legal right to his property.
Bottom line to your answer: No, property in your area cannot be landlocked based on the legal principal of Easement by Necessity.
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