urban and rural (theme 1) Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Urbanisation

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An increase in the proportion of people living in an urban area compared to rural areas

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Urban sprawl

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Outward growth of urban areas which may engulf surrounding villages and towns

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3
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Counter urbanisation

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Movement of people out of cities

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4 reasons for counter urbanisation

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-increase in car ownership
-urban areas are becoming increasingly unpleasant
-People move when they retire
-New business parks on edge of cities mean no longer having to commute to cities

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5
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Green field sites

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Always never been developed before

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Advantages of green field sites

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-clean and fresh
-As muh space as needed accessible

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Brownfield sites

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Area that has previously been developed

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Advantages of brownfield sites

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-uses previous resources
-don’t need to build infastructure
-no habitats damaged

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Features of CBD

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Main commercial business centre head offices finance

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Features of inner city

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Area surrounding city centre often deprived and in need of development
-high crime levels
- poverty
- old factories

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Features of inner suburbs

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Large area of mainly housing outside the city
-semi detached homes
-shopping centres

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Features of rural urban fringe

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Where city meets surrounding urban area
-Council estates
-detached homes
-modern houses

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Pedestrianised zones

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Areas where vehicles are not allowed only people

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14
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Social impacts of growing emotional stops

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-loss of jobs in stores
-less choice on highstreet
-compare places online

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Economic impacts of growing empty shops

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-shops may close due to less visitors
-less money spent on developing surrounding area
-empty shops don’t bring in taxes

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Enviromental impact of growing empty shops

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-fewer cars in shops can reduce air pollution
-more online vehicles jncrease delivery van emissions
-high street environment looking untidy

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Example of a commuter Town case study

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St Ives Cambridgeshire

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Positives of commuter towns

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-increase in number of services such as buses
-more council homes to help more people
-vacant properties restored

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Negatives of computer towns

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-increase of traffic congestion
-Rise I’m house prices
-older resident can’t afford rising prices

20
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Greenbelt

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A section of land surrounding urban areas which is protected from new development

21
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Negatives of brownfield sites

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-limited space
-costs money to clear land
-increases traffic congestion

22
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Internal migration

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Migration within a country

23
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Push factors for moving out places

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-high crime rates
-unemployment
-lower wages

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Pull factors into a place

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-jobs
-opportunities
-better facilities

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What is the North South divide ?
South is perceived as richer than the North aswell as perceived quality of life
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Sustainable
Meeting needs of present without comprising needs of future generations
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3 sections of the eagaan wheel
-environmentaly sensitive -fair for everyone's -Well served
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Case study for a sustainable town
Cambourne
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3 ways Calbourne is sustainable
-built on agricultural land -easy access to services -guided busqay
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4 ways a place can be sustainable
-public transport -designed buildings for needs -affordable housing -green technologies
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Case study place for leisure and recreation
Lake District
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3 reasons people visit the lake district
-natural beauty -Swimming -holidays
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Problems as the lake district as a leisure site
-footpath erosion -traffic jams -second homes
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Cause of footpath erosion
Lots of people walking over footpaths for many years
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Solutions for footpath erosion
-stone pitching -sub soiling
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