Rural depopulation Flashcards

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1
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Define suburbanisation

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The movement of people to live on the outskirts of an urban area.

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What is re-urbanisation?

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After moving away from a city, a population layer returns to live in the city again.

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What is counter-urbanisation?

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The movement of people and businesses from large cities to smaller towns and rural areas.

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Name 3 push factors from an urban area

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  • Higher crime rates
  • Overcrowding
  • Air pollution
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Name 2 pull factors to a rural area/outskirt

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  • Less pollution
  • Out of town shopping malls
  • Larger houses with gardens
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What is the rural transport problem?

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  • Increase in car ownership has a devastating effect on public transport.
  • This increases the isolation of poor, elderly, and young people who live there
  • Lack of transport puts an intense pressure on low-income households to own a car.
  • Also, recent increase in fuel prices adds further problems
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What is the rural housing problem?

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  • Lack of affordable housing in village communities has resulted in a larger number of young people having to move to market towns or larger urban centres.
  • The issues of second homes has also added to problems.
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What is a contemporary issue in rural settlements in LIC’s

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Rural-urban migration

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