Isolated Surveys cover areas not more than how many hectares?

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Isolated Surveys cover areas not more than how many hectares?

Isolated Surveys are intended for surveying relatively small, self-contained tracts so fieldwork and documentation stay manageable. The defined upper limit for what counts as an isolated survey is 1,500 hectares. This means any parcel up to 1,500 hectares qualifies as an isolated survey, while larger areas would fall under a different survey category. The other numbers are outside this defined cap, which is why 1,500 hectares is the correct reference for the maximum area an isolated survey can cover.

Isolated Surveys are intended for surveying relatively small, self-contained tracts so fieldwork and documentation stay manageable. The defined upper limit for what counts as an isolated survey is 1,500 hectares. This means any parcel up to 1,500 hectares qualifies as an isolated survey, while larger areas would fall under a different survey category. The other numbers are outside this defined cap, which is why 1,500 hectares is the correct reference for the maximum area an isolated survey can cover.

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