Industrial parks are specially designated areas within a city planned for industrial and manufacturing activities. Municipalities create industrial parks to organize land use, support economic development, and separate heavy or noisy activities from residential and commercial areas.

Typical land uses in industrial parks include warehousing, manufacturing, logistics, distribution centers, and utility services. These parks are often located near major highways, rail lines, or ports to support transportation needs.

Cities often include a buffer zone—such as green space, fencing, or roads—between industrial parks and nearby residential or commercial areas to minimize noise, traffic, and environmental impacts on surrounding communities.

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