en 2015-08-18 17:18 PM UTC http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/codelist/LandCoverClassValue:1 http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/codelist/LandCoverClassValue Land cover code list or classification. Code list that act as a container for national code list for LC nomenclature. en Peat bogs – a peat deposit formed in bogs from which peat is extracted industrially. en Quarries – an open excavation on the surface of the ground for the extraction of minerals. en Buffers created from the center line of a surfaced road – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer whose width from the center line of the surfaced road in one direction is equal to half the width of the road plus 1 meter. en Buffers created from the center line of un-surfaced roads – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of the surfaced road in one direction equal to half the width of the road plus 1 meter. en Buffers created from the center line of the ground track – the notional area of the land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of the ground track in one direction equal to half the width of the road plus 1 meter. en Buffers created from the center line of field and forest roads - the notional area of the land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of field and forest roads in one direction equal to half the width of the road plus 1 meter. en Buffers created from European standard railway center line – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the European standard railway center line in one direction equal to 2 meters. en Buffers created from broad-gauge railway center line – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the broad-gauge railway center line in one direction equal to 2 meters. en Buffers created from the center line of narrow-gauge railways and funiculars – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of narrow-gauge railways and funiculars in one direction equal to 2 meters. en Buffers created from the center line of streets – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of the street equal to half the width of the street plus 1 meter. en Rivers – the area covered by rivers wider than 12 meters, which may be covered by aquatic vegetation (e.g. rushes, reeds, etc.). en Hydraulic structures (canals, ditches) – an area covered by hydraulic structures (canals, ditches) more than 12 meters wide, which may be covered by aquatic vegetation (e.g. rushes, reeds, etc.). en Buffers created from the center line of rivers, canals and ditches narrower than 2 meters – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer whose width from the center line of the river, canal or ditch is equal to half of the specified width plus half a meter. en Buffers created from the center line of rivers, canals and ditches with a width of 3-5 meters – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of a river, canal or ditch with a width of 3 5 meters equal to half of the specified width plus half a meter. en Buffers created from the center line of rivers, canals and ditches with a width of 6-12 m – the notional area of land resulting from the creation of a buffer with a width from the center line of a river, canal or ditch with a width of 6-12 meters equal to half the width plus half a meter. en Lakes – areas of visible water surface of a natural body of water in a slowly changing basin with no direct connection to the sea, which may be covered with aquatic vegetation (e.g. rushes, reeds, etc.). en Ponds and other water bodies (hydraulic structures) – areas of the visible surface of an water body which is artificially constructed in the natural subsoil of the land and whose water supply is replenished by surface water run-off, and which may be covered with aquatic vegetation (e.g. rushes, reeds, etc.). en Baltic Sea, Curonian Lagoon – the area covered by the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon, which may be covered by aquatic vegetation (e.g. rushes, reeds, etc.). en Wetlands – areas comprising waterlogged areas of land of at least 0.1 hectares with characteristic wetland vegetation, which are subject to the process of bogging and usually contain a layer of peat. en Reservoirs – artificially created water bodies which are formed by damming the flow of water in a watercourse, and which has hydraulic structures to regulate the water level, and which has a visible water surface, which may be covered with aquatic vegetation (e.g. bulrushes, reeds, etc.). en Tree belts – a strip line of trees running for at least 100 m along a road, railway or canal (outside towns and cities), which includes more than one row of trees. en Forests – areas of land of at least 0.1 hectares covered with trees at least 20 years old, other forest vegetation, areas of former forest that have been thinned out or temporarily devoid of vegetation due to human activity and natural factors (logging sites, burn sites, dead stands, squares). Forests also include land occupied by fire lines, nurseries, nursery stock, forest seed plantations, game feeding grounds. en Orchards – areas of land planted with fruit trees and shrubs (apple, pear, plum, cherry, sweet cherry, currant, gooseberry, chokeberry, quince, raspberry, etc.). en Built-up areas – areas comprising land occupied by buildings other than roads; squares, plazas, courtyards, environmental features such as flowerbeds, pavements, children’s playgrounds; plots and parts of plots of land owned by households (where such information is available); areas of land for amateur gardens. en Industrial sites – areas of at least 0,5 hectares comprising sites of power stations, boiler houses, factories and storage centers, industrial greenhouses, together with their associated infrastructure and administrative buildings, sites of at least 0,3 ha for livestock farms and similar, comprising farm complexes, and sites occupied by solar collectors. en Arable land – areas under permanent arable and temporary fallow land used or suitable for use for the production of agricultural crops, including areas under permanent grasses and permanent pastures, fallow land, soil, i.e. areas which have been continuously ploughed in the past and which have not been used for more than one year for the production of agricultural crops or for fallow land, kitchen gardens, inspectorates, temporary polytunnels, strawberry nurseries, nurseries (except forest nurseries) and areas used for the production of flowers and ornamental plants. en Tree, shrub plantations and coppice – areas comprising plantations and coppice not included in the forest inventory, newly planted forests and short rotation plantations of at least 0,1 ha in area. en Pasture or meadows – areas that have been under permanent grassland for more than 5 years (cultivated meadows on peat soils, following a complex of reclamation and agrotechnical measures) or naturally vegetated land (natural floodplains and arid meadows), which are systematically mown or can be mown. Natural pastures include areas covered with natural perennial forage grasses and used or suitable for use for grazing livestock. Meadows and natural pastures may be subject to the process of wetting (marshy meadows and pastures) and may contain shrubs, isolated trees or stones (shrubby or stony meadows and pastures). en Unused land – areas comprising land unsuitable for agricultural use (unless it is classified as built-up areas, tree and shrub areas, wetlands, disturbed land, arable land or gardens, sandy areas), quarterly forest clearings, homesteads (other than where there are no ruins and where there is a visible hayfield or grazing meadow), and aerodromes on meadows, the extent of which is not determinable. en Sandy areas – areas comprising sand, sand dunes not covered with grass or vegetation. en Airports – clearly identifiable areas comprising airport and aerodrome facilities, excluding hard surface runways. en Runways – areas comprising hard-surfaced aircraft runways. en Helipads – a place to land helicopters. en Electricity substation (transformer) sites(35-330 kV transformer substations, switchyards, 10 kV distribution and transformer stations). en Water treatment works sites – the area containing water treatment works and associated infrastructure. en Landfill sites – areas containing waste disposal facilities on the ground (or underground), which may be covered, and landfill-related infrastructure. en Bulky waste collection sites – areas containing bulky waste collection sites and associated infrastructure. en Stadiums and sports ground complexes – areas comprising the infrastructure of stadiums, sports grounds, golf courses, go-karting areas, racetracks, etc. en Cemeteries – the area occupied by existing and closed cemeteries and land transferred for their construction or extension (where such information is available).