>have a significant chunk of land that is unlivable now It's not that significant (you won't be able to name a single settlement that's currently "unlivable" w

>have a significant chunk of land that is unlivable now It's not that significant (you won't be able to name a single settlement that's currently "unlivable" without looking it up) and it's shrinking all the time. In fact in the March of this year an entire railway line through this "unlivable" zone will be reopened, completely with all three stations that were in the zone and their surroundings.