Sentence examples for covering a surface area from inspiring English sources

Alqueva lake, in the unspoilt Alentejo region of southern Portugal, is the largest lake in the country, covering a surface area of 250 sq km, 83km from end to end.

Some 80 percent of Peru's northeastern Loreto state– covering a surface area nearly half the size of France rests underwater for months every year.

Wu'an lies in the hinterland of the Zhongyuan Economic Zone in China, covering a surface area of 1,819 km2, located between 113°45′ and 114°22′E, 36°28′ and 37°01′N (Fig. 1).

An air shower array covering a surface area of 1 km2 above the in-ice detector will measure cosmic ray air showers in the energy range from 300 TeV to above 1 EeV.

The XXL X-ray environment (that's what they call it) "consists of two eight-meter-tall steel scaffolding towers and a turntable with a diameter of three meters, housed in a hall covering a surface area of 400 square meters and rising to a height of 14 meters".

The town is administratively divided into 19 " wards" (see Figure 1B) covering a surface area of 21.12 km with a total population of 95,332 (Census 2001).

It lies between latitudes 29°00′ and 30°00′N and Longitudes 30°00′ and 31°18′E (Fig. 1), covering a total surface area of about 14,350 km2.

The Ariyamangalam dumping site has been in operation since 1967, covering a total surface area of 47.7 acres where the geological formation is consisting of mainly alluvium (based on the data collected from Public Works Department, Tamilnadu).

The Ariyamangalam dumping site has been in operation since 1967, covering a total surface area of 47.7 acres where the geological formation consists of mainly alluvium (based on the data collected from Public Works Department, Tamilnadu).

NGGL Ahafo mine is located in the Asutifi North District Assembly (ANDA), some 50 km south of the Brong Ahafo region capital of Sunyani, between latitudes 6°40′ and 7°15′ N and Longitudes 2°15′ and 2°45′ W. The district's predominantly rural population lies within the wet semi-equatorial zone covering a land surface area of 1500 km2 (approx).

The mirrors need to be lightweight to minimize the material for traversing particles and fluorocarbon-compatible to avoid degradation in the C4F10 gas radiator of RICH 1. Four large-sized carbon-fiber mirrors covering a total surface area of ∼2m2 were installed in RICH 1 in July 2007.