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Scale Of This Landscape Typology
The Suffolk LCA has mapped the landscapes of the county at a scale of 1:50000.
Therefore the boundaries between landscapes are only indicative of the change of the physical and cultural patterns between areas.
This means that when working at a site scale, especially when close to boundaries, users should be careful to identify which landscape type the land parcel belongs to, based on its characteristics.
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