These hash marks shall be 13 feet from the base and 3 feet wide from the free-throw lanes, and 6 inches long. Four hash marks (2 inches wide) should be marked parallel to the base on each side of the free-throw circle.All hash marks should be 3 feet from the free-throw lanes and extend 6 inches onto the arena. One hash mark 2 inches wide should be drawn perpendicular to the base on each side of the free-throw lanes.

All hash marks should extend 3 feet into the arena. Two hash marks 2 inches wide shall be drawn perpendicular to each side and 28 feet from each base.The three-point field goal area should be marked with parallel lines 36 inches from the side, 93 and 1/3 inches from the base, and an arc of 22 feet and one and three-quarter inches from the middle of the basket.It is parallel to the end and 15 feet from the face of the backboard. The free-throw line should be 2 inches wide and drawn across each circle.The lane space markings should be 2 inches by 8 inches, and the neutral zone marks should be 12 inches by 8 inches. However, lane space and neutral zone marks are not. All boundary lines are part of the lane area.The free-throw lane should be marked at each end.A half-circle of 4 feet from the center of the basket ring shall be marked with a solid two-inch line to designate a restricted area.Two hash marks (2 inches wide) designating the Substitution Box shall be drawn perpendicular to the side, 4 feet from the midline on each side and in front of the scorer's table.The hash marks should be 13 feet from the base, 3 feet from the free-throw lanes, and 6 inches long. Four hash marks 2 inches wide should be drawn parallel to the base on all sides of the free-throw circle.The hash marks are 3 feet from the free-throw lanes and extend 6 inches. Two hash marks 2 inches wide should be drawn perpendicular to the base on each side of the free-throw lane.Four hash marks 2 inches wide should be drawn perpendicular to each side and 28 feet from the base.The three-point field goal area should have parallel lines 3 feet from the side and an arc of 23 feet and 9 inches.A free-throw line 2 inches wide should be drawn across the circles, parallel to the end, and 15 feet from the face of the backboard.The lane space markings should be 2 by 6 inches.

The arena requires a free-throw lane at each end with boundary markings for the lane.

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