Geography, asked by gloryullenga, 5 months ago

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1, A demarcated forest area is
also a type of rural land use.
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True
False​

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Answered by kavyapsynergy
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A demarcated forest area is also a type of rural land use is a false statement.

  • According to the land-use categories per the Land Revenue Records,  a demarcated forest area refers to an area that has been demarcated only for the growth of flora or fauna or in general forest growth.
  • Any settlement, agriculture, or other practices are not allowed.
  • Rural land is those areas that are meant for settlement in rural areas.
  • The demarcation is done by both the Revenue Department and the Forest Department who lay boundaries to mark the forest area.
  • Demarcated forest land is neither allowed for cultivation nor given to any public organization or a private person.

Answered by steffiaspinno
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A correct option is True.

Demarcated Forest:

  • The demarcated forest is a type of forest in which forests are controlled by the forest department
  • It consists of a demarcated forest of section 2 of Jammu and Kashmir forest
  • This forest is protected under the Indian Forest Act and this forest consists of the national park, wildlife sanctuaries with strict protection of government
  • The forests are protected by various mining activities and around 38,846.7 forests are protected in demarcated forest

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