NTA-NET (UGC-NET) Geography (80) Settlement Geography-Site, Situation, Types, Size, Spacing and Internal Morphology Study Material (Page 6 of 8)
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Functional Classification of Towns: Commonly Used Functional Classification
Commonly Used Functional Classification
Following is the most widely accepted classification of towns based on predominating activities and functions. Towns can be
- Administrative Centers: These can be
- Megacities like Tokyo (2.7 million) , Beijing, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Jakarta, India (Mumbai) performing several vital economic and administrative activities
- National capitals
- Provincial capitals like state capitals
- Winter capitals like Jammu (India)
- Small cities and administrative centers like Stanley (Falkland Islands …
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Industrial, Population and Settlement Geography: Major Terms (S to V)
Industrial, Population and Settlement Geography: Major Terms
Secondary Sex Ratio: It denotes the ratio between two sexes at the time of birth.
Sector Theory: It was proposed by H. Hoyt and M. R. Davis in 1939. According to this theory, patterns of urban land use are conditioned by the arrangement of routes radiating out from the city center, which create a sectoral pattern of land and rental values, which in turn influence the urban land use pattern. According to Hoyt, a high-rent residential district in one sector of city will migrate outwards by the addition of new belts of housing along its outer arc. Similarly, low-rent housing might expand outwards in a different direction. This model also acknowle…
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