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AP HUG Unit 6

review of what you need to know for unit 6

TermDefinition
urbanization greater percent of population living in cites
megacity 10 million + population
metacity 20 million + population
world/global cities major financial/cultural hubs (NYC, London, Tokyo)
Suburbanization population moves from core to suburbs (highways)
Counterurbanization move from city to rural areas
What is the Concentric(Burgess) Model CBD --> rings outward by use
What is the Sector(Hoyt) Model Zones along the transport lines
What is the Multi Model (harris-ullman) has multiple centers
What is the galactic model edge cities around beltway
What is the Latin American model CBD and spine and disamentity zone
What is the African City Model colonial CBD and ethnic zones
What is the South East Asian City Model has a port zone and no formal CBD
Bid-rent Theory land value goes down with distance from CBD --> commercial near center --> residential at edges
Zoning government seperated land uses
Gentrification wealthier residents renovate inner city areas that dispace low income residents
Edge Cities suburban business centers (Tysons corner)
Exurbs area beyond suburbs, semi-rural
Squatter settlements informal housing in less developed cities, lack services
Sprawl low density, outward spread in more developed countries
urban sustainability ability of cities to meet needs without compromising future generations (smart growth, public transit, green spaces)
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