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How many square miles of the Netherlands is the result of land reclamation (as opposed to natural land)?
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#124922. Asked by WeirdAlLover. (Jan 30 12 10:39 PM)
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Emma058

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Today, two-fifths of Netherlands is made up of polder or polder land which was once covered by the sea or lakes or by swaps. They represent the most productive farmlands for dairying, horticulture and arable farming. The largest cities such as capital Amsterdam, the chief port Rotterdam and many others are all located in the polder land. The polders are some of the most densely populated parts of the world. http://www.blurtit.com/q366699.html
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