50 km2 of land allocated for construction
In 2013, Azerbaijan gave for construction 50 km2 or 5,000 hectares of land, according to the State Committee on Statistics on the basis of data from the State Committee for Land and Cartography.
As of the beginning of January 2014 under the structures were either set aside for the construction of 2,940 km2 of territory. This is 1.7% higher than a year earlier.
In general, 6,520 km2 of land was taken from industrial use, which is 7.5% of the land fund of the country, including 20% of the Azerbaijani territories occupied by Armenia.
If in 2005 the state authorities occupied 2 km2 of area, now this area has expanded by 10 times.
Land under public facilities, mining, Unified Energy System, pipelines, frontiers, irrigation and water management, transport, communication, and defense occupy 3,420 km2. 08B
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