23-3 Land Usage |
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(sq. km) |
Class |
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2000 |
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Private Residential① |
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24 |
Public Residential② |
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16 |
Rural Settlements③ |
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27 |
Commercial/Business and Offices |
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3 |
Industrial |
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5 |
Industrial Estates |
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3 |
Warehouse and Storage④ |
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11 |
Government, Institution and Community
Facilities |
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20 |
Roads |
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35 |
Railways |
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1 |
Airport |
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13 |
Open Space⑤ |
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20 |
Vacant Development Land/Construction
in Progress |
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27 |
Cemeteries and Crematoriums |
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5 |
Public Utilities |
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6 |
Other Uses |
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14 |
Agricultural |
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57 |
Fish Ponds/Gei Wais |
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13 |
Woodland |
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190 |
Shrubland |
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241 |
Grassland |
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310 |
Mangrove and Swamp |
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6 |
Badland |
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16 |
Quarries |
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3 |
Rocky Shore |
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5 |
Reservoirs |
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24 |
Streams and Nullahs |
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4 |
Total |
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1099 |
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Notes: From 2000, a new survey method by using remote sensing
technology and a new classification of land uses has been adopted. The results |
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of the survey provide a set of more detailed land uses, particularly
in the rural non-built-up areas.
Hence, figures presented above are not |
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strictly comparable with those for years 1999 and before, which are
presented in latter part of this table. |
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Figures are as at December of the year. |
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①Residential land developed by private
developers except village houses, Home Ownership Scheme (HOS)/Private Sector
Participation |
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Scheme (PSPS) and temporary housing areas. |
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②Include HOS/PSPS and temporary housing areas. |
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③Include
temporary structures. |
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④Include open storage areas. |
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⑤Include parks, stadiums and playgrounds. |
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