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Jews were crammed into its four square kilometres from all over the city, Poland and the German Reich.

With only 86 square kilometres you can hardly call it a city, a township may be more appropriate.

Of the 22 million square kilometres of farmland around the world about half had at least 10 per cent tree cover.

If the global population shifted to a low-meat diet, around 15 million square kilometres of farmland would be freed up.

At its low point, the Tonle Sap has an area of 2, 700 square kilometres (1, 000 square miles), much of it just a metre deep.

Oxygen-deprived "dead zones" already exist in the oceans, including an area of thousands of square kilometres in the Gulf of Mexico.

With a combined land area of 1, 049 square kilometres (405 sq mi), the Marquesas are among the largest island groups of French Polynesia.

Lake Como is the third largest lake in Italy, covering some 146 square kilometres in a sort of Y shape.

The new centre will try to develop and improve the resolution down to five square kilometres.

The total battlefield, a sandy spar between a deep lagoon and the Indian Ocean, is now around 6. 5 square kilometres (2. 5 square miles).

The spill has affected about 40 square kilometres and will have long-term repercussions, say environmentalists.

The first phase of the Beijing Development Area covers 15 square kilometres. It has been well planned.

Singapore is among the 20 smallest countries in the world, with a total land area of only 682. 7 Square kilometres.

The iceberg that eventually calves from the breaking ice shelf will cover around 880 square kilometres, project scientists said.

With 16 million people living on an area of 41 thousand square kilometres the Netherlands is efficient and organised.

Covering just 365 square kilometres and home to 1. 5 million people, Gaza is one of the most densely populated regions in the world.

One breeding female tiger had a home range of about 15 square kilometres.

The six million square kilometres of the Greater Horn of Africa are home to about 200 million people.

She saw that the Island of Komodo is small: no more than 280 square kilometres.

Under Nazi occupation the Jews of Warsaw were herded into the city ghetto: four square kilometres for around 400, 000 souls.

The island is only 4 square kilometres in area .

Spread over ten square kilometres (four square miles), it is the biggest integrated chemical site in the world.

They said that the surface of the HKH glaciers would decrease from 500, 000 square kilometres to 100, 000 square kilometres.

This sonar can scan thousands of square kilometres of the shallow-shelf seas at one time and see schools of fish moving within them.

91 square kilometres of land level of the Olympic venues were selected financial "adviser" .

Through unequal treaties, Russia seized more than 1. 5 million square kilometres of Chinese territory.

In UK, a block covers approximately 380 square kilometres, while a Norwegian block covers about 600 square kilometres.

To prove it, they divided the country into "pixels" covering nearly 100 square kilometres.

companies are already prospecting over 137, 000 square kilometres of the nearby seas.

It has a total catchment area of 17 square kilometres.

Roughly the size of Kenya or France, Botswana has a land area of about 581 730 square kilometres.

The Sanxingdui Ruins Site covers a vast area of about 12 square kilometres.

The island is only 0. 4 square kilometres in area.

The total area of Oceania is about 8, 935, 500 square kilometres, including West Iran which is political in Asia .

Covering an area of 398 square kilometres, it mainly consists of Yadan geomorphologiclandscapes formed by wind eolation.

700 square kilometres of sea are suitable for seafood farming.

geographically a landlocked country , botswanaswana s surface area is about 582 , 000 square kilometres.

In total some 500, 000 square kilometres, roughly equivalent to the size of Spain, will be better protected in the three zones.

Such toxic lakes still cover 170 square kilometres (66 square miles) which entummyle it to keep growing- good RSC.

By the time summer was gone, the ice was down to about 7. 2m square kilometres.

How big is Europe in square kilometres?

This occurs between 50 and 60 degrees north and covers swaths of Alaska, Canada, Siberia and Europe, a total of 15m square kilometres.

000 square kilometres of sea are suitable for fishing.

It's very large, about 390 square kilometres, and it's a magic land of mountains, forests and rivers.

Since independence Singapore's land area has grown from under 600 square kilometres (230 square miles) to around 700.

Shanghai's 6340 square kilometres of land, of which 62% is through shoals for reclamation come.

Such toxic lakes still cover 170 square kilometres (66 square miles) and will keep growing, according to the RSC.

In addition, there is a 143 square kilometres support area, providing ample space for future development.

On a regular laptop, CLASLite takes about an hour to map 10, 000 square kilometres.

It is the world's largest country with about 17 million square kilometres.

In all, about 15m square kilometres are at stake.

Northern China, which lost some 36, 000 square kilometres to desertification between 1990 and 2000, will become even more arid.

When it blew up it flattened some 2, 000 square kilometres (800 square miles) of forest.

The territory is about 769. 2 square kilometres.

Which is the most favoured area of about 10 square kilometres of rapids.

China covers an area of 9. 6 million square kilometres.

It's estimated that last year alone twenty-six thousand square kilometres of trees were felled -- an area almost the size of Belgium!

Shinano River 367 km long, the Tone River basin area of 16, 840 square kilometres.

It covers an area of 1, 810 square kilometres.

As a result, China's Tarim river basin lost more than 12, 000 square kilometres of farmland between 1960 and 1990.

There are 1. 2 million square kilometres of farmland in China, with an average carbon storage capacity of 1. 2 tonnes per square metre.

The largest island surrounded by fresh water is the Ilha de Marajo (4, 022 square kilometres) in the mouth of the Amazon River, Brazil .