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Unimproved ground refers to land that has not been developed or altered for construction or agricultural use. It typically lacks facilities such as roads, buildings, or infrastructure, and may consist of natural vegetation, soil, or raw terrain. This type of land is often used for conservation, recreation, or is simply left in its natural state.

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