Sentence examples for km of which from inspiring English sources
Contemporary Budapest covers 203 square miles (525 square km), of which about half is built up.
The river stretches 193 miles (311 km), some 70 miles (114 km) of which are navigable.
Area 250,116 square miles (647,797 square km), of which about one-sixth is inland water.
The White Sea Baltic Canal is 141 miles (227 km) long, 23 miles (37 km) of which is manmade.
It covered 553 square miles (1,432 square km), of which about one-third was water (principally Gatun Lake).
It has been making headlines again since China began building artificial islands in the Spratly Islands – something of a misnomer since the archipelago covers an area the size of Tunisia, only 4 sq km of which is above sea level.
From origin to confluence with River Yamuna, the total length of Betwa River is 590 km, out of which 232 km lies in Madhya Pradesh, and 358 km in Uttar Pradesh.
On the other hand, for comparison, the total externalities of APT have estimated to be 52.5€/103 p-km, of which the noise and traffic incidents/accidents externalities shared about 4% and 33 %, respectively [39, 40].
The city has a 17 km shoreline, of which 5 km are beaches.
Rome Metro's Line C, opened in November 2004 with further extensions currently under construction, will be 25.5 km long, of which 17.6 km will be underground.
The need for total forest roads in Turkey was 201,810 km, and that 133,693 km portion of which, corresponding to 66.25%, was constructed by the end of 2005.
