5.1 Core vs Rural Flashcards

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What does population density mean?

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Population density is how many people live in an area.

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What does high density mean?

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High density means that there are many people in a small area.

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What does low density mean?

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Low density means that there are a low amount of people in a small area.

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What is the highest population density in the UK?

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London, which is about South East of England.

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Why does London have the highest population density?

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This is because there are more than 5000 - 13000 people per Km.

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What are anomylus countries in the UK?

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Anomalys include the more Northern countries such as Manchester and Scotland.

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What does core regions link to?

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This links to the economy (annual GDP) and urbanisation.

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Give examples of urban areas in the UK.

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Urban areas in the UK include: Manchester, Birmingham and London.

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What percentage of the UK accounts for urban areas?

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7% of the UK account for urban areas.

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What percentage of the UK accounts for rural areas?

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93% of the UK is rural

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Why are urban areas important for the UK?

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Urban areas are important because they drive the economy caused by the UK’s towns and cities.

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What are urban areas known as?

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They are known as core regions.

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What is the population density of the urban core?

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Over 200 people per Km squared. It is high and saying high.

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What is the age structure of the urban core?

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Many young adults and single people.

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What is the economic activity of the urban core?

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Retailing, large shops, offices and cooperate headquarters. There are many jobs because of the shops. Cultural centre - library, museum.

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What are the settlements of the urban core?

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Metropolis, contribution, city, large town. It is a mix of low and high rise buildings and property is often more expensive.

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What is the population density of rural areas?

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It is low but is increasing, there are 1-100 people per Km squared.

18
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What is the age structure of rural areas?

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There are many older people and some single people.

19
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What is the economic activity of rural areas?

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Farming, fishing, forestry and mining. People work from home - IT. Renewable energy resources are used.

20
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What are the settlements of rural areas?

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Market, towns, villages and isolated farms. Low rise buldings and property is generally cheaper.

21
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What is an enterprise zone?

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This is an area where there are reduced taxes, simpler planning rules and improced infrastructure.

22
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Why does the government encourage companies to move to enterprise zones?

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The government encourage companies to move to enterprise zones because there are high levels of unemployment bringing jobs and income to rural areas.

23
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What is an example of an enterprise zone?

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Dorset Green

24
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How many enterprise zones are there across England, Scotland and Wales?

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55 enterprise zones.