Urban Geography
Day 3
The Second Urban Revolution
- a large scale movement of people to cities to work in manufacturing
- second agricultural revolution that improved food produced and created a larger surplus
- industrialization, which encouraged growth of cities near industrial resources
- snowball effect / booming economy
- Nature of manufacturing changed and location changed too. many factories have been abandoned, creation "rust belts" out of once-thriving industrial districts
- houses in the Indus River Cities, such as Mohenjo-Daro and Harppa were equal sizes
Zone of the Cities
- central business districts(CBD)
- Central city(CBD and older housing zones)
- suburb(outlying, functionally uniform zones)
Edge Cities
- suburban downtown's often located near key freeway intersections with:
- office complexes
- shopping centers
- hotels
- restaurants
- entertainment facilities
- sport centers
- a large scale movement of people to cities to work in manufacturing
- second agricultural revolution that improved food produced and created a larger surplus
- industrialization, which encouraged growth of cities near industrial resources
- snowball effect / booming economy
- Nature of manufacturing changed and location changed too. many factories have been abandoned, creation "rust belts" out of once-thriving industrial districts
- houses in the Indus River Cities, such as Mohenjo-Daro and Harppa were equal sizes
Zone of the Cities
- central business districts(CBD)
- Central city(CBD and older housing zones)
- suburb(outlying, functionally uniform zones)
Edge Cities
- suburban downtown's often located near key freeway intersections with:
- office complexes
- shopping centers
- hotels
- restaurants
- entertainment facilities
- sport centers
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