Human Geography Flashcards

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What does urban mean?

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A built up area with a high population density such as a large town or city

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What does rural mean?

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A countryside area made with a low population density such as a village

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Urbanisation

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The process by which an increasing number of the world’s population lives in urban areas

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Urbanisation across the world

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HICs have the highest rates of urbanisation such as in Europe, usually over 75%

NEEs have urbanisation rates of 50% - 75% e.g Asia

LICs have urbanisation rates from 25% - 50%

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Push factors examples

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A lack of employment opportunities either on farms or in businesses

Overpopulation as a result of high birth rates due to lack of family planning

Natural hazards such as droughts or conflict such as civil wars

Lack of health care

Poor services

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Pull factor examples

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Availability of services e.g schools

Higher income

Many opportunities + public services in the cities

Stable political environment

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Opportunities of Dharavi

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High employment rate of 85%, similar to UK

Recycling rate of 80%

Social community spirit

Cheaper to live

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Challenges of Dharavi

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Lack of basic sanitation

Lack of fresh water

Very bad overcrowding

Lots of diseases

Very bad housing conditions

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