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National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T21010--2017
Replaces GB/T21010-2007
Current land use classification
classification2017-11-01 release
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China
2017-11-01 implementation
GB/T21010--2017
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 General principles
4 Classification and coding methods
5 Classification and coding of land use status
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Appendix A (Normative Appendix) Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the three major categories of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China
Appendix B (Informative Appendix) Land use status classification types that can be classified as "wetland" in this standard 10||t t||TrrKAa~cJouakAa
This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.1--2009. GB/T21010-2017
This standard replaces GB/T21010-2007. Land use status classification: Compared with GB/T21010-2007, the main technical changes are as follows except for editorial changes:
The scope has been expanded to include "approval, supply, regulation, law enforcement" and other contents: The chapter "normative reference documents" has been deleted. The general provisions have been expanded to include "ecological civilization construction", "guaranteeing no duplication or omission, and no composite use" and other contents! The number of secondary categories has been changed to 73. The secondary categories have been coded with two-digit Arabic numerals: "cultivated land, forest land, public management and public service land, special land, transportation land, water area and water conservancy facilities land" have been improved. The meaning of the first-level categories:
Improved the meaning of the second-level categories such as "irrigated land", "shrub land", "natural pasture", "other grassland", "business and financial land", "other commercial and service land", "industrial land", "mining land", "warehousing land", "urban residential land", "parks and green space", "supervision and teaching land", "scenic facilities land", "highway land", "rural roads", "airport land", "port and wharf land", "river water surface", "reservoir water surface", "ditch firewood", "swamp", "vacant land", "facility agricultural land", and "field ridge". The original name of "public facility land" was adjusted to "public facility land". The original "forested land" was subdivided into "arbor forest land", "bamboo forest land", "mangrove land" and "forest swamp". The original "wholesale and retail land" was subdivided into "retail commercial land" and "wholesale market land". The original "accommodation and catering land" was subdivided into "catering The original "land for science and education" was subdivided into "land for education" and "land for scientific research". The original "land for medical and charity" was subdivided into "land for medical and health" and "land for social welfare". The original "land for culture, sports and entertainment" was subdivided into "land for cultural facilities", "land for sports" and "land for entertainment". The original "land for railway" was subdivided into "land for railway" and "land for rail transit". The original "land for streets and lanes" was subdivided into "land for urban and rural roads" and "land for transportation service stations". The original "bare land" was subdivided into "bare land" and "bare rock and gravel land". "Rubber garden", "swamp", "swamp grassland" and "salt pan" were added, which were separated from "other gardens", "shrub forest land", "natural grassland" and "mining land". In Appendix A, "reservoir water surface" was adjusted from "land for construction" to "land for agriculture". Appendix B\wetland classification table was added. This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Land and Resources.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for Standardization of Land and Resources (SAC/TC93). The drafting units of this standard are: China Land Surveying and Planning Institute, Department of Cadastral Management (Real Estate Registration Bureau) of the Ministry of Land and Resources. The main drafters of this standard are: Leng Hongzhi, Gao Yanli, Feng Wenli, Li Xianwen, Yang Di, Zhou Lianfang, Zeng Wei, Sun Yi, Liang Yun, Zhang Bingzhi, Jiang Kaiqin, Zhang Fengrong, Zhao Wei, Niu Chunying, Liu Zhirong, Li Qi. 1 Scope
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Classification of current land use
This standard specifies the general principles, classification and coding of the current land use status GB/T21010—2017
This standard is applicable to land survey, planning, approval, supply, regulation, law enforcement, evaluation, statistics, registration and information management. When using this standard, land use types can also be further divided based on this classification as needed. 2 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 2.1
Coverage (coverage) coverdegreecoveragerate The percentage of the vertical projection area of vegetation on a certain area to the total area 2.2
Canopy densitycrown density The ratio of the vertical projection area of the canopy (the branches and leaves of trees are called the canopy) to the forest area 2.3
Land use (land use) landutilization; landuse The process by which humans use the attributes of the land to meet their needs through certain activities. 3 General provisions
3.1 Implement unified management of land and urban and rural land administration throughout the country, scientifically divide land use types, clarify the meaning of each type of land use, unify land survey and statistical classification standards, and rationally plan and use land: 3.2 Maintain the scientific, practical, open and inherited nature of land use classification to meet the needs of formulating national economic and social development plans, macro-control, ecological civilization construction and national resource management. 3.3 Mainly based on factors such as land use mode, purpose, management characteristics and coverage characteristics, the land use types are summarized and divided according to the main purpose to ensure that there is no duplication or dissatisfaction, no complex use, and reflect the basic status of land use, but it does not divide the management scope of the department. 4 Classification and coding method
4.1 The classification of land use status adopts a two-level classification system of primary and secondary levels, with a total of 12 primary categories and 73 secondary categories. 4.2 The classification of land use status adopts digital coding. Both the first and second levels are coded with two Arabic numerals, representing the first and second levels from left to right.
5 Classification and coding of land use status
See Table 1 for classification and coding of land use status
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See Appendix A for the comparison table of land use status classification in this standard and the "three major categories" in the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. For the land use status classification types that can be classified as "wetland" in this standard, see Appendix B Table 1 Classification and coding of land use status
First-level category
Orchid-level category
Irrigated land
Rubber plantation
Other Other gardens
Arborvitae forests
Bamboo forests
Mangroves
Forest swamps
Herb swamps
Other forests
Refers to land for growing crops, including newly developed cultivated land, Fuxing land: leisure land (rounded land, fallow land): mainly for growing crops (including vegetables and fruits), with scattered fruit trees, mulberry trees or other trees: cultivated beach and seashore that can guarantee one harvest per year on average. Cultivated land includes fixed ditches, roads and ridges (buried) with a width of <1.0m in the south and 2.0m in the north: temporary planting of medicinal materials, turf , land for flowers and seedlings, etc., land temporarily planted with fruit trees, tea trees and forestry without destroying the arable layer, and other land temporarily changed in use. Refers to land used for planting aquatic crops such as water frost and lotus root, including land where aquatic and early-maturing crops are rotated.
Refers to land with guaranteed water sources and irrigation facilities, which can be used to plant high-quality crops (including vegetables) with irrigation in normal years: including non-factory greenhouse land for growing vegetables. Refers to land without overflow irrigation facilities, which mainly relies on natural precipitation to plant early-maturing crops, including land without overflow irrigation facilities and only relies on flood and freshwater irrigation.
Refers to land planted with intensive farming mainly for collecting fruits, leaves, roots, stems, and vegetables. Perennial art and herbaceous crops: land with a coverage of more than 50% or a plant number of more than 70% of the reasonable number per mu, including land for hand-raised seedlings
refers to orchards for planting fruit trees
refers to orchards for planting tea trees
refers to orchards for planting rubber trees
refers to orchards for planting other perennial crops such as tung trees, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, pepper, and medicinal materials. It refers to the land for growing art, bamboo, and shrubs, and the main land for growing mangroves along the coast, including traces, excluding greening forest land within towns and villages: the scope of land acquisition for railways and highways, and the embankment forests of rivers and ditches. The closure of trees is ≥0.2, excluding forest swamps refers to the growth of bamboo plants, forest land with a canopy density ≥ 0.2 refers to the forest land growing mangrove plants along the coast
Huangshui swamp with Qiaoshu forest plants as the dominant community refers to the forest land with a coverage of ≥ 40%, excluding shrubs Zhaoze Freshwater swamps with shrub plants as the dominant community include sparse woodlands (forest land with a tree density ≥ 0.1 < 0.2), unforested land, land, seedling rain and other forest land
First-level category
Main warehouse
Storage land
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Second-level category||tt| |Refers to land where herbaceous plants grow mainly
Natural pasture
Marsh grassland
Artificial grassland
Other grasslands
Retail commercial land
Wholesale market land
Catering land
Hotel land
Business and financial land
Entertainment land
Other commercial and service land
Industrial land
Mining land
Warehousing land
Urban residential land
Rural homestead
GB/T21010-2017||tt ||Refers to grassland dominated by natural herbs, used for grazing or grass making, including grasslands where grazing ban measures are implemented, excluding marsh front grassland
Refers to swampy lowland meadow dominated by natural herbs, alpine meadow refers to grassland with artificially planted forage grass
Refers to grassland with a tree density of 0.1, with soil on the surface, not used for grazing, refers to land mainly used for commerce and service industries, including shops, shopping malls, supermarkets, gas stations, etc. with retail functions
Market land dominated by wholesale functions
Hotels, restaurants, bars, etc.
Hotels, inns, guest houses, Serviced apartments, resorts, etc. refer to land for business services, and land for commercial office space, including office buildings, commercial office space, financial activity sites, and independent office space outside the factory area of enterprises. Land for information network services, information technology services, e-commerce services, advertising media, etc. refers to land for theaters, concert halls, cinemas, dance halls, Internet cafes, film and television cities, antique cities, and large-scale amusement facilities with a green area rate of less than 65%.
refers to land for other commercial and service industries other than retail, wholesale markets, restaurants, hotels, business finance, and entertainment: including car washes, laundry shops, photo studios, barber shops, bathing places, horse racing Golf courses, recycling stations for used materials, repair outlets for motor vehicle electronic products and daily products, logistics business outlets, and supporting service facilities in residential areas and below the community level.
Refers to land mainly used for industrial production and material storage. Land for industrial production product processing and manufacturing machinery and equipment repair and ancillary facilities directly serving industrial production.
Refers to mining, quarrying, sand mining (sand) sites, brick kilns and other ground production land: Paishi (stone) and tailings mine sites.
Refers to land used for salt production, including salt drying sites, salt ponds and ancillary facilities. Land refers to land used for material storage and transfer. The land used includes logistics storage facilities, distribution centers, transshipment centers, etc.
Refers to the land used mainly for housing sites and their ancillary facilities for people's living and residence. It refers to the land used for various types of houses and their ancillary facilities in urban areas for living and residence, excluding supporting commercial service facilities, etc.
Refers to the residential land used for living and residence in rural areas
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First-level category
Public management
and public services
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Second-level category||t t||Refers to land used for government agencies, press and publication, science, education, culture, health, public facilities, etc. Land for government agencies and groups
Land for press and publication
Land for education
Land for scientific research
Land for medical and health care
Land for social welfare
Land for cultural facilities
Land for sports
Land for public facilities
Parks and green spaces
Land for military facilities
Land for embassies and consulates
Land for places of instruction and supervision
Land for religion
Land for funerals
Land for scenic spots and facilities
Refers to Land used for party and government agencies, social groups, mass autonomous organizations, etc. refers to land used for radio and television stations, film studios, newspapers, magazines, news agencies, publishing houses, etc.
refers to land used for various types of education, including colleges and universities, secondary specialized schools, middle schools, primary schools, kindergartens and their ancillary facilities. Land for education schools and work-study schools, as well as independent student living areas built for schools. Land refers to independent scientific research, survey, research and development, design, inspection and testing, technology promotion, environmental assessment and monitoring, popular science and other scientific research institutions and their ancillary facilities. Land refers to land for medical care, health care, sanitation, epidemic prevention, rehabilitation and emergency facilities. Including land for general hospitals, specialized hospitals, community health service centers, etc., land for health and epidemic prevention stations, specialized prevention and control institutes, inspection centers and animal quarantine stations, land for specialized hospitals for infectious diseases, mental illness, etc. that have special requirements for the environment: emergency centers, blood banks, etc. refers to facilities and their ancillary facilities that provide social welfare and charity services. Including land for welfare institutions, nursing homes, orphanages, etc.
Refers to land for public cultural activity facilities such as books and exhibitions. Including land for facilities such as public libraries, museums, archives, science and technology museums, memorial halls, art galleries and exhibitions, etc. Comprehensive cultural activity centers, cultural centers, youth centers, children's activity centers, elderly activity centers, etc. Land for facilities refers to land for sports stadiums and sports training bases, including land for indoor and outdoor sports, such as sports stadiums, ice rinks, various stadiums and their affiliated amateur sports schools, such as skating rinks, paragliding rinks, motorcycle courts, shooting ranges, and land parts of water sports, as well as land for training bases specially set up for sports, excluding sports facilities dedicated to schools and other institutions Land refers to land used for urban and rural infrastructure, including water supply, drainage, sewage treatment, electricity, heating and gas supply, postal services, telecommunications, fire protection, sanitation, public facilities maintenance, etc. Refers to parks, zoos, botanical gardens, street gardens, squares and green land for rest, beautification and protection within towns and villages. Refers to land used for military facilities, foreign-related, religious, prison, funeral, scenic spots, etc. Refers to land for facilities directly used for military purposes. Refers to land used for embassies and offices of foreign governments and international organizations in China. Refers to construction land for prisons, detention houses, labor camps, drug rehabilitation centers, etc. Refers to land for religious self-use such as temples, monasteries, Taoist temples, churches, etc. that are specially used for religious activities. Refers to land for cemeteries, grasslands, and flag burial grounds.
Refers to the management agencies of scenic spots (including scenic spots, ancient tourist attractions, revolutionary sites, nature reserves, forest parks, geological parks, wetland parks, etc.), as well as the construction land for tourism service facilities. Other land within the district is classified into corresponding land classification codes according to the current status. First-level category: Land for transportation and water conservancy facilities. Table 1 (continued) Second-level category: GB/T21010-2017 Refers to land used for transportation lines, stations, etc. Including civil airports, passenger and freight stations, ports, docks, ground transportation pipelines and various roads as well as rail transit land Railway land
Rail transit land
Highway land
Town and village
Road land
Transportation service
Station land
Rural roads
Airport land
Port and dock land
Pipeline transportation land||tt ||River water surface
Lake water surface
Reservoir water surface
Pond water surface
Coastal land
Inland beaches
Refers to the land used for railway lines and stations, including embankments, road weights, road structures, bridges, forests and other land within the scope of land acquisition
Refers to the land used for light rail, modern trams, monorail and other rail transit, as well as the land used for stations. Refers to the land used for national roads, provincial roads, county roads and township roads. Including embankments, road structures, bridges, bus stops, forestry and ancillary land directly serving them within the scope of land acquisition. Refers to public roads and roadside tree land within towns and villages, including expressways, trunk roads, secondary trunk roads, branch roads, dedicated sidewalks and non-motorized vehicle lanes, and their intersections. Refers to transportation service facilities land within towns and villages, including bus hubs and their ancillary facilities, highway long-distance passenger stations, public transportation stations, public parking lots (including parking lots with charging piles, parking buildings, training grounds, etc.), excluding traffic command centers. Traffic team land within rural areas. The width in the south is ≥1.0m≤8m, and the width in the north is ≥2.0m≤8m, used for inter-village and inter-field transportation and outside the national highway network system, with the main purpose of serving rural agricultural production (including mechanized farming roads) refers to the land used for civil airports and military-civilian airports. It refers to the land used for artificial passenger and freight transportation, fishing and engineering, and the berthing of working ships and their ancillary buildings, excluding the part below the normal water level. It refers to the above-ground part of the land used for transporting coal, ore, oil, natural gas, etc. pipelines and their corresponding ancillary facilities.
refers to land waters: mud, ditch frames, swamps, hydraulic structures, etc., excluding land slides and flooded areas and star-shaped beaches. Land for cultivation, gardens, forests, towns, villages, roads, etc. refers to the water surface between the normal water level shoreline of naturally formed or artificially excavated rivers, excluding the water surface of the reservoir section formed by the dam
refers to the water surface formed by the normal water level shoreline of the naturally formed waterlogged area, refers to the water surface formed by the normal water level shoreline of the reservoir with a total design storage capacity of ≥10 cubic meters formed by artificial interception
refers to the water surface formed by the normal water level shoreline of artificially excavated or naturally formed ponds with a water storage capacity of 100,000 square meters
refers to the tidal zone between the high tide level and the low tide level of the sea: including the coastal beaches of islands. Excluding the used beaches
refers to the land between the normal water level and the flood level of rivers and tidal ponds: seasonal tides, beaches below the flood level of rivers, reservoirs, and beaches between the normal water storage level and the flood level of pits. Including inland beaches of islands, excluding used stalls
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Water areas and water conservancy
Facility land
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Third-class
Land for hydraulic construction
Glaciers and
Permanent snow
Idle land
Facility agricultural land
Saline-alkali land
Operation land
Bare gravel land
Refers to artificially repaired Construction, width ≥1.0m in the south, width ≥2.0m in the north. Nests used for diversion, drainage and port, including frame troughs, canal embankments, embankment forests and small pumping stations. Refers to land that often accumulates water or is waterlogged, and generally grows wetland plants: including herbaceous swamps, bitter swamps, inland salt marshes, etc., excluding forest swamps, shrub swamps and swamp grasslands. Refers to artificial dams, embankments, roads, forests, hydropower plants, pumping stations and other building (structure) land above the normal water level shoreline
Refers to land whose surface is covered with ice and snow all year round
Refers to other types of land other than the above-mentioned land types. Refers to towns, villages, and land that has not yet been used within the scope of industry and mining. Including the main land whose use has not been determined yet
Refers to the land used directly for commercial livestock and poultry breeding production facilities and ancillary facilities: the land used directly for the production of agricultural products such as crop cultivation or aquaculture and its ancillary facilities: the land used directly for auxiliary production facilities of facility agriculture projects: drying yards, grain and fruit drying facilities, temporary storage places for grain and agricultural materials, temporary storage places for large-scale agricultural machinery and tools, and other supporting facilities land necessary for large-scale grain production
Refers to the land in terraced fields and terraced slopes, which is mainly used for water retention and slope protection Glass·Land ridges with a width of ≥1.0m in the south and 22.0m in the north
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Appendix A
(Normative Appendix)
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Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the "Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China" See Table A.1 for the comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the "Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China". Table A1 Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the "Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China" Major categories
Type code
Land use status classification
Type name
Water filtration land
Rubber plantation
Other gardens
Arbor forest
Bamboo land
Mangrove land
Forest swamp
Shrub forest
Shrub swamp
Other woodlands
Guanran grassland
Swamp grassland
Artificial grassland
Rural roads
Reservoir surface
Pond surface
Facility agricultural land
Retail commercial land
Wholesale market land||t t||Land for catering
Land for hotel
Land for business and finance
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Table A1 (continued)
Type code
Classification of land use status
Land for entertainment
Other commercial and service land
Industrial land
Mining land
Warehousing land
Town Residential land
Rural reduction base
Land for government agencies and organizations
Land for press and publication
Land for education
Land for scientific research
Land for medical and health care
Land for social welfare
Land for cultural establishment
Land for sports
Land for public facilities
Parks and green spaces
Land for military facilities
Land for diplomatic missions
Land for prisons and teaching places
Land for religion
Funeral land
Type name
Scenic spot facilities land
Railway land
Rail transit land
Highway land
Town and village road land
Transportation service station land
Airport land
Port and terminal land
Pipeline transportation land
Yonggong construction land
Vacant land
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Table A.1 (continued)
Type code
Classification of current land use status
Other grasslands
River water surface
Bogged water surface
Coastal grasslands
Inland irrigation grasslands
Swamps
Glaciers and permanent sediments
Saline-alkali land
Tree land
Bare rock and mill land
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Type name0mNest channels used for diversion, drainage and port, including frame channels, canal embankments, embankment forests and small pumping stationsRefers to land that often accumulates water or is waterlogged and generally grows wet plants: including herbaceous swamps, bitter swamps, inland salt marshes, etc., excluding forest swamps, shrub swamps and swamp grasslandsRefers to artificially built dams, embankments, roads, forests, hydropower plants, pumping stations and other buildings and structures above the normal water level shoreline
Refers to land whose surface is covered with ice and snow all year round
Refers to other types of land other than the above-mentioned land typesRefers to towns, villages, and land that has not yet been used within the scope of industry and mining. Including the main land whose use has not been determined yet
Refers to the land used directly for commercial livestock and poultry breeding production facilities and ancillary facilities: the land used directly for the production of agricultural products such as crop cultivation or aquaculture and its ancillary facilities: the land used directly for auxiliary production facilities of facility agriculture projects: drying yards, grain and fruit drying facilities, temporary storage places for grain and agricultural materials, temporary storage places for large-scale agricultural machinery and tools, and other supporting facilities land necessary for large-scale grain production
Refers to the land in terraced fields and terraced slopes, which is mainly used for water retention and slope protection Glass·Land ridges with a width of ≥1.0m in the south and 22.0m in the north
refers to land with surface salt accumulation and growth of salt-tolerant plants. Land with sandy surface and basically no vegetation, excluding sandy land in tidal flats. Land with soil surface and basically no vegetation. Land with rock or gravel surface, with a coverage area ≥70%.iiikAacJouaKAa
Appendix A
(Normative Appendix)
GB/T21010-2017
Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China See Table A.1 for the comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Table A1 Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China Major categories
Type code
Land use status classification
Type name
Water filtration land
Rubber plantation
Other gardens
Arbor forest
Bamboo land
Mangrove land
Forest swamp
Shrub forest
Shrub swamp
Other woodlands
Guanran grassland
Swamp grassland
Artificial grassland
Rural roads
Reservoir surface
Pond surface
Facility agricultural land
Retail commercial land
Wholesale market land||t t||Land for catering
Land for hotel
Land for business and finance
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Table A1 (continued)
Type code
Classification of land use status
Land for entertainment
Other commercial and service land
Industrial land
Mining land
Warehousing land
Town Residential land
Rural reduction base
Land for government agencies and organizations
Land for press and publication
Land for education
Land for scientific research
Land for medical and health care
Land for social welfare
Land for cultural establishment
Land for sports
Land for public facilities
Parks and green spaces
Land for military facilities
Land for diplomatic missions
Land for prisons and teaching places
Land for religion
Funeral land
Type name
Scenic spot facilities land
Railway land
Rail transit land
Highway land
Town and village road land
Transportation service station land
Airport land
Port and terminal land
Pipeline transportation land
Yonggong construction land
Vacant land
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Table A.1 (continued)
Type code
Classification of current land use status
Other grasslands
River water surface
Bogged water surface
Coastal grasslands
Inland irrigation grasslands
Marshes
Glaciers and permanent sediments
Saline-alkali land
Tree land
Bare rock and mill land
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Type name0mNest channels used for diversion, drainage and port, including frame channels, canal embankments, embankment forests and small pumping stationsRefers to land that often accumulates water or is waterlogged and generally grows wet plants: including herbaceous swamps, bitter swamps, inland salt marshes, etc., excluding forest swamps, shrub swamps and swamp grasslandsRefers to artificially built dams, embankments, roads, forests, hydropower plants, pumping stations and other buildings and structures above the normal water level shoreline
Refers to land whose surface is covered with ice and snow all year round
Refers to other types of land other than the above-mentioned land typesRefers to towns, villages, and land that has not yet been used within the scope of industry and mining. Including the main land whose use has not been determined yet
Refers to the land used directly for commercial livestock and poultry breeding production facilities and ancillary facilities: the land used directly for the production of agricultural products such as crop cultivation or aquaculture and its ancillary facilities: the land used directly for auxiliary production facilities of facility agriculture projects: drying yards, grain and fruit drying facilities, temporary storage places for grain and agricultural materials, temporary storage places for large-scale agricultural machinery and tools, and other supporting facilities land necessary for large-scale grain production
Refers to the land in terraced fields and terraced slopes, which is mainly used for water retention and slope protection Glass·Land ridges with a width of ≥1.0m in the south and 22.0m in the north
refers to land with surface salt accumulation and growth of salt-tolerant plants. Land with sandy surface and basically no vegetation, excluding sandy land in tidal flats. Land with soil surface and basically no vegetation. Land with rock or gravel surface, with a coverage area ≥70%.iiikAacJouaKAa
Appendix A
(Normative Appendix)
GB/T21010-2017
Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China See Table A.1 for the comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Table A1 Comparison table between the land use status classification of this standard and the "three major categories" of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China Major categories
Type code
Land use status classification
Type name
Water filtration land
Rubber plantation
Other gardens
Arbor forest
Bamboo land
Mangrove land
Forest swamp
Shrub forest
Shrub swamp
Other woodlands
Guanran grassland
Swamp grassland
Artificial grassland
Rural roads
Reservoir surface
Pond surface
Facility agricultural land
Retail commercial land
Wholesale market land||t t||Land for catering
Land for hotel
Land for business and finance
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Table A1 (continued)
Type code
Classification of land use status
Land for entertainment
Other commercial and service land
Industrial land
Mining land
Warehousing land
Town Residential land
Rural reduction base
Land for government agencies and organizations
Land for press and publication
Land for education
Land for scientific research
Land for medical and health care
Land for social welfare
Land for cultural establishment
Land for sports
Land for public facilities
Parks and green spaces
Land for military facilities
Land for diplomatic missions
Land for prisons and teaching places
Land for religion
Funeral land
Type name
Scenic spot facilities land
Railway land
Rail transit land
Highway land
Town and village road land
Transportation service station land
Airport land
Port and terminal land
Pipeline transportation land
Yonggong construction land
Vacant land
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Table A.1 (continued)
Type code
Classification of current land use status
Other grasslands
River water surface
Bogged water surface
Coastal grasslands
Inland irrigation grasslands
Swamps
Glaciers and permanent sediments
Saline-alkali land
Tree land
Bare rock and mill land
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Type name1 (continued)
Type code
Land use status classification
Other grasslands
River water surface
Bogged water surface
Coastal grasslands
Inland irrigation grasslands
Swamps
Glaciers and permanent accumulations
Saline-alkali land
Tree land
Bare rock mill land
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Type name1 (continued)
Type code
Land use status classification
Other grasslands
River water surface
Bogged water surface
Coastal grasslands
Inland irrigation grasslands
Swamps
Glaciers and permanent accumulations
Saline-alkali land
Tree land
Bare rock mill land
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