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Average quantity of kilometers: This method is 
used for those kinds of sub criteria, which have 
high density near inter-city roads. In this method 
the average quantity of sub criteria according to 
the distances between them based on kilometers 
are calculated. In these kinds of sub criteria using 
the buffering method could result in wrong 
answers. An explanation about this issue is 
presented bellow. In figure 5 it is supposed that 
both routes of AEB and ADB are similar in 
distance and other criteria. The square-formed 
points show a criterion (for example service 
    
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e 4: Illustrations of the superficial buffers have 25 and 75-kilometer zones near country's seas. 
departments) and the effect zones of these criteria 
are shown with circle buffers. This could be 
found out from figure 5 that the expansion of the 
effect zones of that certain criterion in both routes 
of AEB and ADB is similar since the buffer zone 
in both routes covers all the route parts, so the 
great quantity of special criterion in the ADB 
route could not be modulated. So this result could 
be achieved that if the quantities of criteria are 
that much that the buffer zones of them overlap 
each other, the buffer method could not be used. 
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