Sentence examples for square km area from inspiring English sources

Speaking after visiting the wreckage site in Sinai, Sorochenko said debris was found spread across a 20 square km area.

It found that the missile could have been launched over a 320 square km area, with separate modelling carried out by investigators in the Netherlands, Russia and Ukraine narrowing it down to slightly different parts of contested Donetsk Oblast.

The sharpest controversy is over proposed drilling on public land on the Roan Plateau, a 200-square-mile (518 square km) area near Parachute that is still relatively wild.

The failures took place due to liquefaction induced soil movement spread over few square km area continuously.

Squabbles over ownership of the springs led the Canadian government in 1885 to declare a 10-square-mile (26-square-km) area around the springs a natural reserve.

Only in times of real danger did the Sotho nation gather atop the approximately 0.75-square-mile (2-square-km) area of Thaba Bosiu.

Greater London consists of 32 boroughs and the City of London, which is a 1-square-mile (2.6-square-km) area at the core of London whose boundaries have changed little since the Middle Ages.

The laboratory, which is operated by the University of California under contract with the federal government, conducts solar and nuclear research and utilizes more than 300 buildings and a 77-square-mile (199-square-km) area.

Although a United Nations international tribunal settled a long-standing maritime boundary dispute between Guyana and Suriname in 2007, the latter still claims the New River Triangle, a 6,000-square-mile 6,000-square-mile 6,000-square-mile tributaries of the Courantyne River in southern Guyana.

In 1990 a class-action suit against Rockwell and Dow Chemical Company (the original manager of the plant) was filed on behalf of approximately 12,000 property owners living within a 30-square-mile (78-square-km) area east of Rocky Flats, alleging that the companies had contaminated the land with plutonium.

The North West District, an 8,000-square-mile 8,000-square-mile 8,000-square-milen Venezuela that was organized in 1889, was the cause of a dispute in 1895, when the United States supported Venezuela's claims to that mineral- and timber-rich territory.