Almost 90 per cent of passenger kilometres and 33 per cent of freight kilometres are accounted for by road transport.

It also cleared 1,385,156 square metres of land and 457 kilometres of road.

The distance from Mogadishu to Hargeisa by air is less than 1,000 kilometres, but to travel to Hargeisa by road would take several days over a distance of more than 1,500 kilometres.

India s road density at the start of its Green Revolution in the 1970 s was 388 kilometers per 1,000 square kilometres.

In 1957, road traffic was moved to the Halsskov Knudshoved route, about 1.5 kilometres to the north and close to the fixed link.

Zambezia returnees are expected to settle by reconstructing 100 kilometres of gravel road along with major and minor bridges between Gurue and Mutuali.

41. The total length of roads in the Territory was 547 kilometres at the end of l989, and their distribution by island was as follows Grand Turk, 79 kilometres Salt Cay, 12 kilometres South Caicos, 45 kilometres Middle Caicos, 64 kilometres North Caicos, 130 kilometres and Providenciales, 137 kilometres.

The reef is 1,600 kilometres long and covers about 8,000 square kilometres.

It is approximately 3 kilometres long and 1.5 kilometres wide and has a land area of 4.5 square kilometres (452 hectares).

After being on the ground for only a short time, the helicopter took off again, heading north, and landed 50 kilometres south of Zenica on a road.

The Territory has a total area of approximately 260 square kilometres, divided as follows Grand Cayman, about 195 square kilometres Cayman Brac, 39 square kilometres and Little Cayman, 26 square kilometres.

Anguilla has approximately 150 kilometres of roads, of which 80 kilometres are paved.

India, as a country that has a vast road network of more than 3 million kilometres and where road traffic is growing at the rate of 7 to 10 per cent per annum, attaches great importance to addressing the problem of road traffic safety and to reducing the adverse consequences of traffic accidents.

The most important islands in the Territory are Tortola (54 square kilometres, the largest in the group), Anegada (38 square kilometres), Virgin Gorda (21 square kilometres) and Jost Van Dyke (9 square kilometres).

That's 150 million kilometres.

About 400 kilometres more.

Liberia has approximately 11,000 kilometres of roads, of which only 650 kilometres are paved.

Nukunonu, the central atoll, is 92 kilometres from Atafu and 64 kilometres from Fakaofo.

The island is 48 kilometres long, ranges from 8 to 14 kilometres in width and has a total land area of 540 square kilometres.

The main road through Posavina and Tuzla Province will be a United Nations throughway controlled not by the provincial police but by UNPROFOR and with an area of 5 kilometres on either side of the road demilitarized under the responsibility of UNPROFOR.

Oman, under the wise leadership of His Majesty the Sultan, has, in the last 35 years, seen its road network grow from 10 kilometres in 1970 to thousands of kilometres, connecting all regions from the north to the south, and from the east to the west.

A home made bomb, which had been planted on the road near Kibbutz Kisufim, located 5 kilometres inside the Green Line, exploded upon the passage of an IDF patrol.

Anguilla lies 240 kilometres east of Puerto Rico, 113 kilometres north west of Saint Kitts and Nevis and 8 kilometres north of St. Maarten St.

50. There are approximately 150 kilometres of paved roads and 200 kilometres of secondary roads.

They cover a total of l53 square kilometres and lie 96 kilometres east of Puerto Rico and 225 kilometres north west of Saint Kitts and Nevis.

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42. Gibraltar has approximately 43 kilometres of roads, including some 13 kilometres in the city proper.

The largest island is about 22.5 kilometres long and has a maximum width of 3.2 kilometres.

51. Gibraltar has approximately 43 kilometres of roads, including some 13 kilometres in the city proper.

Situated in the South Atlantic Ocean, approximately 1,900 kilometres from Angola and 2,900 kilometres from Brazil, the Territory covers a total land area of 412 square kilometres.

The main island has a maximum length of 26 kilometres and a maximum width of 5 kilometres.

There are approximately 150 kilometres of paved roads and 200 kilometres of secondary roads in American Samoa.

It extends for a distance of some 4 kilometres north south, and some 1.5 kilometres east west.

The main island has a maximum length of 26 kilometres and a maximum width of 5 kilometres.

(a) block means a cell of a grid as provided by the Authority, which shall be approximately 10 kilometres by 10 kilometres and no greater than 100 square kilometres

I. GENERAL 1. Anguilla lies 240 kilometres east of Puerto Rico, 113 kilometres north west of Saint Kitts and Nevis and 8 kilometres north of St. Maarten Saint Martin.

Those areas totalled 699 square kilometres.

The area of Grande Terre is 16,750 square kilometres, and that of the Territory is 19,103 square kilometres.

Wooded areas, which had covered 150,000 square kilometres in 1980, had accounted for 50,000 square kilometres in 2000.

AWACS made radar contact 20 kilometres south of Gorni Vakuf which was lost 4 kilometres east of Posusje.

In addition, 56 square kilometres of grazing land and 60 kilometres of roads had been cleared of mines.

55. There are 3,767 kilometres of roads in East Timor of which l,716 kilometres are asphalted. 37

The area of Grande Terre is 16,750 square kilometres and that of the whole territory, 19,103 square kilometres.

1. The United States Virgin Islands is situated 75 kilometres east of Puerto Rico and comprises about 50 islands and islets, the largest of which are St. Croix (218 square kilometres), St. Thomas (73 square kilometres) and St. John (52 square kilometres).