استعمالات الأرض الحضرية في مدينة مندلي : دراسة في جغرافية المدن

Abstract EN

The city of Mandali is one of the small border towns in the province of Diyala, which has an area of 4776196 m2 and its population is 8103 people for the year 2016.

The city dates back to the Assyrian and Sassanian periods and was opened by the Arab Muslim leader Hashem ibn Atab, The research dealt with the natural and human factors affecting the growth of the city as its arable agriculture, especially palm cultivation, and its human data as the city was subjected to the beginning of the Iran-Iraq war in 1980 and until 1988 To the waves of large displacement led to a significant decline in the rate of population growth in the city recorded a negative population growth of (7, 50 %) in 1988 and then returned to the city of Mandali population growth to (2.5 %) in 2016 and had a clear impact on the uses The urban land in the city of Mandali through its distribution and efficiency, as the share of the individual in residential use rose to (162 m2), which is much larger than the criterion that sets (35 m 2) per capita.

The commercial position has reached a per capita (6 m 2) Which sets (2 m 2) per capita, while the per capita share in industrial services(1 m2), which is equal to the per capita share in industrial services (1 m2), while the share of the individual in the city of Mandali for the uses of transport to (49 m 2), which is greater than the criterion of planning, which determines the per capita share (25 m 2), community services in the city of Mandali, The city's need for a primary school is one according to the planning criterion that defines a primary school for each population group of 2000 people.

The health services indicated that the city needs 4 health centers according to the standard that defines a health center for each population of 1500 people.

The same applies to religious services in the city of Mandalay Dinah to four local mosques on the adoption of the standard which sets out a local mosque for each locality up to 800 people, In terms of recreational services, the per capita share of the city of Mandali (1 m2) was less than the planning criterion (6.5 m 2) per capita.

Per capita administrative services in the city (1.5 m 2) The city needs a daily deficit of 162060 liters and electricity services.

The city suffers from a deficit of 274 watt hours.

With a composite map of all uses of urban land as well as a single map of each use representing the reality of the city in 2016.