MEDC

Cards (21)

  • What are the two models to describe urban zones and land use?
    The Burgess model, and The Hoyt model.
  • How does the Burgess model suggest cities grow?
    Outwards from the CBD
  • How is the Burgess model set out?
    Concentric rings of urban land use.
  • What does PLVI stand for?

    Peak land value intersection
  • Where is PLVI highest on the Burgess model?

    The CBD.
  • What are characteristics of the CBD? - Newcastle
    • Located at the centre of the city and model
    • High footfall
    • Accessible (Metro station, A1, airpot)
    • High order comparison stores and services (Eldon sq, Metrocentre)
    • Tallest buildings
    • Lack of green space
    • Pedestrianised
  • What are characteristics of the Inner city?
    • High density residential housing
    • Grid iron landscape pattern
    • High rise flats
    • Old factory worker housing
  • What are characteristics of the inner suburbs?
    • Residential area
    • Often semi-detached
    • Front and back gardens
    • Bay windows
  • What are characteristics of the outer suburbs?
    • Residential area
    • Often semi-detached houses and detached
    • Large gardens
    • Often new builds
    • Parks and gardens
  • What are characteristics of the rural urban fringe?
    • Low density housing
    • Large detached homes
    • Open space and greenery
    • Business parks and industrial estates
  • Example of the CBD in Newcastle Upon Tyne?
    Newcastle
  • Example of the inner city in Newcastle Upon Tyne?
    Byker
  • Example of the inner suburbs in Newcastle Upon Tyne?
    Gosforth
  • Example of the outer suburbs in Newcastle Upon Tyne?
    Brunton park
  • Example of the rural urban fringe in Newcastle Upon Tyne?

    Great park
  • What does MEDC stand for?
    More Economically Developed Country
  • What does the Hoyt model have that the Burgess model does not?
    Sectors
  • What influences sector placement on the Hoyt model?
    Main roads, rivers and railways etc.
  • Where is the CBD in the Hoyt model?
    In the centre.
  • Why may factory/industry zones radiate out the CBD of the Hoyt model?
    Because they may follow the line of a main road or railway so they can transport goods from the factory.
  • Why was working class housing developed along the River Tyne in the Hoyt model?
    Because the river became central to industry.