The document summarizes land use and infrastructure in Al Ramtha, Jordan. It finds that 58% of existing land use is residential, with transportation, commercial, industrial, and public buildings making up most of the remainder. It describes the local economy's reliance on commerce and exports. The document also notes plans to invest in new economic development, a future coastal city, and a truck parking area to increase investment in Al Ramtha.

1. WORKSHOP (1)
PROF DR, EMAD AL
HASHIME
DONE BY: MARAM
OBAIDAT
NOOR
QTAESHAT
SHOMOU
AL JIZAWI
Existing Situation Stage
one

2. Al Ramtha Renovation

3. Location in Irbid
province

4. 1 - Sub regional map

5. 2 - Location map

6. 3 - Future region
policies
 Economy :
Ar-Ramtha's
economy relies on
commerce and
import and export
trading. The Al
Hassan industrial
estate houses
several outsourcing
companies
supported by foreign
shareholders with
most of the products
sold
to American and
European markets.

7. 4 - land use

8. Existing land use area’s
Land use Area's m2
Residential 10010100
transportation 3390535
Commercial 1203179
Industrial 1122968
Public building 294379
Schools 263047
Gardens 29365
Cemeteries 55209
Vacant land infill 903520
Total 17272302

9. Existing land use area’s
58%20%
7%
6% 1.7%
1.5%
0.17%
0.32%
5.2%
Land use
Residential
transportation
Commercial
Industrial
Public building
Schools
Gardens
Cemeteries
Vacant land
infill

10. • Commercial land
use

11. • Residential

12. • Schools

13. • Industrial

14. •Main Road & Street
Hierarchy
Al mafraq
Syria.
Irbid
Bushra
Al turra
Al shajara
Howwara

16. Main streets in Al-
Ramtha
Wasfi altal street
International street width 30 m Two ways street
Al Wehde Street :
Main Street Width10m one way street

17. 5 - Topography

19. 6 - Agriculture
Sahel Horan
• plain geographic
area
• Volcanic red soil.
• From Damascus
countryside in the
south of Syria to
Ajloun Mountains
north of Jordan
Located between
• wetlands and
• desert
• semi desert
lands.
contains many wide
valley with rainwater
running inside it in
winter
• Come Valley
• Shalala valley
High agricultural
appropriate
Medium agricultural appropriate
Low agricultural appropriate
Built up area

20. Vegetation

21. 7 – Infra Structure
Water Network

22. 7 – Infra Structure
Electricity

23. 7 – Infra Structure
Drainage

24. 8– Archeological
Sites

25. Wadial-Shallala
al Shalala is located in Al
Ramtha its one the most
beautiful natural tourist
areas there, its located
four kilometers from the
city center. The water
spring between the
mountain is What makes
wade al Shalala very
special. The region
includes a number of
archaeological and
historical sites dating
back to the Stone and
Bronze Ages, it was on
the way of the trip
direction ancient people
used to use .
Tel al fukhar.
Located in the eastern
part of Al Shalala vally
dating back to the Bronze
Age, there is a historical
houses built of mud and
stones, it was the first
defensive location for the

26. 9– Figure Ground

27. 10 - Expansion
It is started from
The center of the
city (down town) as
any traditional city
It is expanding
in construction
around the
center

28. 11. Attractive And
Constrains:
 New Economical investments in
al Ramtha
 Establish a future literal city in al
Ramtha at an estimated cost
(700) thousand dinars.
 establish a new position for
trucks parking at an estimated
cost (650) thousand dinars will
increase the investment in al
Ramtha.
 A new under construction
Commercial complex contain 71
shops and nine apartments at a
cost of 750 000 dinars, the
income 80000 dinar per year will
goes to the municipality.

29. Attractive And Constrains: