uk population density

Question 1

Uks average population density

Answer 1

266 persons per km2

Question 2

england average population density

Answer 2

420.3 people/km2

Question 3

northern ireland average population density

Answer 3

130 people/ km2

Question 4

england climate?

Answer 4

habitable lowland, warmer climate in south and major employment areas of greater london, the westlands and greater manchester

Question 5

where in england has the highest population density and why?

Answer 5

south-east and london
london = global hub and highest number of job opportunities and services

Question 6

1930s-1950s uk urban areas

Answer 6

little investment due to war - decline and deprivation in urban areas

social housing built in 1950s but still high demand for more

Question 7

1960s uk urban areas

Answer 7

economic boom and industrialisation
immigrants from commonwealth moved to inner city areas
development of suburban areas
new towns built outside of cities

Question 8

1970s uk urban areas

Answer 8

old run-down inner city terraced houses demolished and replaced by high-rise flats

Question 9

1980s uk urban areas

Answer 9

economic recession and deindustrialisation resulted in derelict urban areas
urban development corporations set up to redevelop inner city areas

Question 10

1990s uk urban areas

Answer 10

demolition and replacement of poor quality high-rise flats that were built in 1970s
suburbanisation continued, growth of out-of town shopping malls and retail parks

high streets experienced decline, but new developments

Question 11

2000s uk urban areas

Answer 11

suburbanisation continues and retail parks and out-of-town shopping centres remain popular
immigration from the eu increase cultural diversity in urban areas
financial crisis led to high-street shop closures

Question 12

2010s uk urban areas

Answer 12

suburban growth and infilling
initiative aimed to attract fresh private investment, new businesses and people back into inner urban areas
londons house prices increased