Settlement Change Flashcards

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What is situation?

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Position in relativity to other places (e.g 2.1km West of…

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What is site?

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Height and other features of a place

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What is counter-urbanisation?

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Movement out of cities to rural areas

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What is rural depopulation?

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Population of a rural area decreasing

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Give 5 physical factors in settlement location:-

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Aquifer
Fertile land
Transportation of goods (river)
Dry point- can't flood
Harbour
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Give the 3 human reasons for settlement location:-

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Accomodation + jobs due to quarrying
Oil/mine
Roads

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In the Burgess Model, which 3 parts make up the inner city?

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1) Central Business District (CBD)
2) Factories/industry
3) Low class residence

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In the Burgess Model, which 2 parts make up the suburbs?

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1) Middle class residence

2) High class residence

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What is the green belt of a town/city?

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Countryside around it

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What is between the suburbs and green belt?

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Rural-urban fringe

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What is de-industrialisation?

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The reduction of industry in an area

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What are the 4 reasons for de-industrialisation?

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  • Makes room for other things
  • New locations ‘closer to the cow house’
  • Too much traffic on market days
  • No room to expand
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What is redevelopment (with 3 examples)?

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When buildings are demolished and replaced with new ones.

E.g. The Eden Project, O2 Arena/ Canary Wharf and Bedzed Housing in London.

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What is renewal (with 3 examples)?

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When buildings are renewed and repaired for a new use.

E.g. Marston Mill in Ludlow, Albert Dock in Liverpool and The Custard Factory in Birmingham.

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What 2 factors cause urban growth in LICs?

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High birth rate due to lack of contraception and urbanisation.

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3 advantages of greenfield sites:-

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Unoccupied
Spacious
Cheaper land

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4 disadvantages of greenfield sites:-

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Planning permission
Pollution
Lack of water/gas/energy connection
Habitats

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3 advantages of brownfield sites:-

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Near city centre
Foundations already built
Planning permission easy

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4 disadvantages of brownfield sites:-

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Waste left
Social problems
Pollution and congestion
Expensive to buy as in city centre

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What is an economic reason for new housing?

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Renting

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What are the three social reasons for new housing?

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Divorce, age and marriage

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What are the 2 political reasons for new housing?

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Immigration and rising population

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What is the environmental reason for new housing?

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Energy efficiency