Land Use And Services Flashcards

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What is land use?

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The types of buildings or other features that are found in the area e.g. Terraced housing, bank, industrial estate, roads and parks

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What is a function?

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The purpose of a town or city e.g. Industrial, residential, commercial or leisure

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What is the CBD?

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The centre of a town or city which consists of the main services making it easily accessible for the residents that live there

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Describe the structure of the Burgess Model…

5 stages/circles

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Central business district

Factories/Industrial

Working class housing

Middle class housing

Higher class housing/commuter housing

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Describe the structure of the Hoyt Model…

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Central business district

Industrial and working class areas

Middle and higher class

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Explain the Burgess Model…

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Land values are the highest in the centre of a town

High density buildings are found in the CBD

New working housing trends have developed since the model was made

It was made before cars and therefore is based off that concept, that people had to walk to work

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Explain the Hoyt Model

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The industry sectors are split into ribbons

Working class housing surrounds industry

Higher and middle class housing is separate

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What are the five general services that are situated in most cities or towns?

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Retail
Offices
Leisure
Transport
Welfare
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What are the two types of goods?

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Convenience goods/low order goods - goods which we need everyday such as food

Specialist goods/high order goods - Goods that we rarely buy/buy often, and that we need less, e.g. Clothes

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What are the 4 types of shopping areas?

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CBD (Central Business Centre)
Suburban Shopping Streets
Supermarkets
Retail parks / Out of town shopping centres

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of a corner shop?

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Convenient
Less busy

Small variety
More expensive
No parking (typically)
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of a suburban shopping street?

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Lots of variety
Very convenient
Some parking

Quite busy
Not much parking
Independent shops

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of an out of town retail park?

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Lots and lots of variety
Well known high street shops
Large amount of parking

Very busy
Sometimes can be far away making it inconvenient

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of a supermarket?

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Large space for parking
Massive variety
Very cheap (usually)

Quite busy
Sometimes parking must be paid for
Long distance to travel (typically try to service a large area

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What is threshold?

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The minimum number of people needed to ensure there is enough demand for a service

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What is range?

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The maximum distance people are willing to travel for a service