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What name is commonly given to land that is going to be built on?
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Are the California highways built on the high land or the low land?
Low Land
What is the definition built-up land footprint?
it is a built of land footprint when people walk on it and use it and stuff also has to do with architecture
What is the difference between vacate and abandon land?
Abandoned land is land that is owned by someone that they stop maintaining. Vacant land does not have any structures built on it..
Electromagnetic spectrum that Is commonly employed in land surveys?
Visible light
Which of these is not an axample of a trade restriction?
Taking land to built an airport.
Where did the Noahs Ark get built?
It was built on land.
Why did the people of Holland build polders?
A polder is a low lying tract of land that is commonly seen along river embankments. The people of Holland built polders as a way to keep the water from flooding their low lying land.
What does green land and brown land mean?
Greenland is land that hasn't been built on and brown land is ground that's been built on
In what year was the motte and bailey castle first built?
In England there were 4 M&Bs built around 1050. 3 in Hereford and 1 in Essex. They were built by Norman barons on land given them by Edward the Confessor. There is no exact date until Sept 1066 when one was built at Pevensey.
Where the pyramids built on black and fertile land?
Generally they they were built on the edge of the cultivated land on the west bank of the Nile
Are highways built on high land or low land and how can you find out?
highways are built on high land and if you ever go on one you can see that it goes up
Are the California highways built on the high land or the low land?
Low Land
What were pieces of land given to knights as payment called?
Pieces of land given to knights as payment were called fiefs.
What is the definition built up land footprint?
it is a built of land footprint when people walk on it and use it and stuff also has to do with architecture
What is the definition built-up land footprint?
it is a built of land footprint when people walk on it and use it and stuff also has to do with architecture
What did knights most commonly trade military service for?
Most commonly for money and land.
Difference between plinth area and builtup area?
Plinth area is the area at which a given structure rests while the built up area includes the structure as well as the land.
