Sentence examples for scattered land from inspiring English sources

There are also reservations for the Ute and for the Jicarilla and Mescalero Apache people; Pueblo Indians live on some 2,000,000 acres (800,000 hectares) of scattered land grants.

The State of Utah has scattered land holdings of 9800 acre throughout the subbasin and owns the beds of all navigable streams and lakes.

The mean farm size is about twice the farm size in study area 1 and 2. Fields are small and scattered over large areas which results in large farm extents (mean ca. 5.2 × 5.2 km, Fig. 2(4), (6)) and a scattered land holding pattern.

In 1964 Banī Suwayf governorate pioneered a nationally supervised cooperative-farming scheme in which scattered land holdings were consolidated into large units.

Geraldine Lau uses bits of colorful vinyl to imbue white walls with a global vastness, complete with ocean currents, weather systems and scattered land masses.

Buffalo Gap National Grassland, prairie grassland region of southwestern South Dakota, U.S. It covers an area of some 925 square miles (2,400 square km) of scattered land parcels and is divided into two districts.

Chief among these areas is the delta floodplain of the Chao Phraya, but the relatively flat basins in the northern mountains, scattered lands along the Mun and Chi rivers on the Khorat Plateau, and much of the coast also have rich alluvial soils.

One result of the brigades' scattered landing was that several small groups of men caused havoc among the Germans, ambushing men and vehicles.

A few weeks earlier, a conservator from the Egyptian Museum of Berlin visited as part of an EU-sponsored initoative to piece together fragments of papyri from Elephantine, an island in the Nile, which were randomly scattered, landing in Berlin, at the Louvre, and at the Brooklyn Museum.

The patchy and scattered suburban land is formed by occupying former agricultural land, natural grasslands and forests.

Scattered grazing land is used for raising cattle, sheep, and goats.