What are the three types of construction land?

Construction land refers to the land for building buildings and structures, including urban and rural housing and public facilities, industrial and mining land, transportation and water conservancy facilities, tourism land and military facilities.

The types of construction land include:

1, urban and rural housing and public facilities, that is, urban and rural housing, schools, hospitals, businesses, roads, water supply and drainage, electricity, telecommunications, flood control, heating and other public facilities;

2. Industrial and mining land, that is, industrial land and mining land, including industrial production houses, various warehouses, power facilities, various storage yards, roads, mining sites and supporting facilities;

3, transportation, water conservancy facilities, including airports, railways, highways, ports, waterways, hydropower stations, reservoirs and artificial canals, excluding natural river land;

4. Tourist land, that is, land specially used for sightseeing facilities, including scenic spots, playgrounds, golf courses and other land;

5, military facilities, including military training, military command, national defense facilities, barracks, weapons and equipment warehouse and other land;

6, other construction land, in addition to the above all kinds of buildings and structures;

7. Land for commercial services refers to land for commerce, finance, restaurants, other commercial services, buildings and their corresponding ancillary facilities. Including commercial land, financial insurance land, catering hotel land and other commercial and service land;

8. Industrial and mining storage land refers to industrial and mining storage land. Including industrial land, mining land and storage land;

9. Land for public facilities refers to public facilities serving residents' life and secondary and tertiary industries, as well as land for viewing and entertainment. Including public infrastructure, landscape and leisure land;

10, public * * * construction land, refers to public * * * culture, sports, entertainment, institutions, organizations, scientific research, design, education, medical care, charity and other construction land. Including government agencies, education, scientific research and design, culture and sports, medical and health care and charity land;

1 1. Residential land refers to the housing base where people live in their daily lives (including courtyards if there are independent courtyards). Including urban single residential land, urban mixed residential land, rural homestead and idle homestead;

12. Traffic land refers to land used for transportation such as ground lines and stations, including civil airports, ports, docks, ground traffic pipelines, roads in residential areas and corresponding ancillary facilities. Including railway land, highway land, civil airports, ports and docks, pipeline transportation land and streets;

13 land for water conservancy facilities refers to the land for reservoirs and hydraulic structures. Including reservoir water surface and hydraulic construction land;

14, special land, refers to military facilities, foreign-related, religious, prisons, cemeteries and other land. Including military facilities, embassies and consulates, religious sites, prisons and graves.

What is the overall land use planning?

People's governments at all levels make overall arrangements for urban and rural land use in a certain regional scope and period according to the present situation, potential and land demand of various industries, so as to achieve the purpose of rational land use.

To sum up, the classification of construction land can be divided into: construction land and structure land. Construction land refers to houses or places where people produce, live or engage in other activities. Land for structures refers to buildings where people generally do not directly carry out production, living or other activities. Buildings and structures are also collectively called buildings; State-owned construction land and collective construction land. State-owned construction land includes urban land, railways, highways, airports, state-owned enterprises, ports and other land. Collectively owned construction land includes farmers' homestead, township (town) village public facilities, public welfare undertakings, and collectively owned construction land used by township enterprises; According to the scale of construction land, it can be divided into large-scale construction land, medium-sized construction land and small-scale construction land.

Legal basis:

Article 10 of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China

State-owned land and land collectively owned by farmers can be determined for use by units or individuals according to law. Units and individuals that use land have the obligation to protect, manage and rationally use land.

Article 12

The registration of land ownership and use right shall be carried out in accordance with the laws and administrative regulations on the registration of real estate. Land ownership and use rights registered according to law are protected by law, and no unit or individual may infringe upon them.