Land Allocation
Understanding how Camp Deng's four hundred hectares are organized and managed for optimal use.
Allocation
The land within Camp Deng is divided between residential use, production use, and conservation. This division allows the estate to support living needs while also preserving natural balance across the property.
Each allocation serves a specific function. Residential land provides living space and daily infrastructure. Production land supports crops, animals, and fish. Conservation land protects natural systems and wildlife habitat. Together, these allocations create a balanced, sustainable estate.
Zones
Each zone has defined boundaries and a defined use. These boundaries are maintained to avoid conflict between activities and to preserve order across the estate.
Zone boundaries are not arbitrary. They are established based on topography, water availability, soil quality, and the functional needs of each use. This careful zoning ensures that residential areas remain quiet and private, production areas remain efficient, and conservation areas remain undisturbed.
Estate Map
The estate covers a two-kilometre by two-kilometre area, encompassing four hundred hectares. The land map shows the full estate with each zone clearly marked. The map uses simple symbols and labels rather than decorative graphics, making the layout clear and functional.
Estate map showing all zones and boundaries
Land Use Summary
Residential Zone
Central living area with controlled access, privacy, and all daily infrastructure needed for comfortable residence.
Production Zone
Areas dedicated to crops, animal grazing, fish ponds, and forestry. Managed for internal food supply and sustainability.
Conservation Zone
Protected areas for wildlife habitat and natural systems. Maintained to preserve ecological balance and biodiversity.
Infrastructure
Roads, water systems, and utilities connecting all zones while maintaining clear boundaries between different uses.