Urbanisation is the process of increasing the proportion of a population living in towns and cities
The two main causes for urbanisation are migration and population growth
What is a push factor
Factors that cause people to move away from an area
What is urban sprawl?
Where the city grows outwards are a large pace, moving into green space
What is a world city?
This is a large city which has a significant social, economic, cultural or political importance around the world. It’s population may be under 10 million e.g. London
What is a metacity?
This is a large city which has a population of 20 million people or more. There are currently 9 cities around the world in this category.
Where would you find:•The City Centre•Commercial Hub•Main Transport Links
CBD
Where would you find:•Large detached houses.•Open spaces including parks.•Out of town shopping malls.•Cul-de-sac style streets.
Outer Suburbs
Where would you find:Semi-detached houses.Small gardensHouses built in 1920sMany houses have large bay windowsCan be a lack of available parking for modern day livingts.
Inner Suburbs
In which part of the UK would you find Bristol?
South West England
What is a brownfield site?
An area that has been previously built on and is reused for a new development.
What is a greenfield site?
Undeveloped land that has not been previously built on but used for new developments
What is a green belt?
Areas that have strict controls on what can be built on the land
Which describes the primary industry?
Extraction: includes farming, mining of raw materials
Which describes the secondary industry?
Manufacturing: includes making things with raw materials (factories
Which describes the tertiary industry?
Services: includes providing healthcare, education, shops, tourism, insurance and banking.