Structures such as famous monuments and geographical features (hills and lakes) within a larger neighbourhood area, in which the site is located, is shown on which plan?

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Explanation:

A Location Plan shows the broader context of a construction project by indicating its position within a larger area, including nearby landmarks, monuments, geographical features (like hills and lakes), roads, and neighborhoods.
It helps authorities and stakeholders identify the exact site in relation to recognizable and permanent features.
Typically drawn to a smaller scale (e.g., 1:2500 or 1:5000), it serves as a reference for approvals and planning permissions.

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Site Plan shows the complete layout of the construction site including buildings, roads, landscaping, utilities, drainage, and orientation. It is used during the planning and execution phases to understand how the structure fits within its boundaries and how it interacts with nearby structures and infrastructure.
Plot Plan is a drawing that defines the boundaries and dimensions of the property (plot) on which construction is to occur. It includes legal property lines, setback lines, easements, and the footprint of proposed structures. It is commonly used for municipal approvals and verifying zoning regulations.
Floor Plan is a horizontal section view of a building at a particular level. It shows the arrangement of spaces, walls, doors, windows, and sometimes furniture layouts. Architects and interior designers use floor plans to design the internal functional and spatial arrangement of a structure.