APHUG Unit 6.1-6.4

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Ecumen

Ecumene refers to the permanently inhabited areas of the world, including urban, rural, and suburban regions. It excludes uninhabitable areas like deserts or polar regions.

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Settlement

Settlement: A place where people establish a community, often forming a village, town, or city. It can be permanent or temporary.

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Percent Urban

Percent Urban: The percentage of a population living in urban areas compared to rural areas. It helps measure the level of urbanization in a region.

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Site

Definition: A specific location or place on the internet where information, content, or services can be accessed. It can refer to a webpage, website, or online platform.

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Situation

Definition: A set of circumstances or conditions in which someone is placed, typically involving a problem or dilemma that needs to be addressed or managed.

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City-State

City-State: A political system where a city and its surrounding territory form an independent state, with its own government and laws.

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Urban Hearth

Urban Hearth: A cozy cafe in Massachusetts offering seasonal dishes and baked goods, fostering a sense of community through shared meals and events.

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Urban Area

A densely populated region with a high concentration of buildings, infrastructure, and economic activities.

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Metropolitan Area

Metropolitan Area: A region consisting of a densely populated urban core and its surrounding communities, interconnected by economic, social, and cultural ties.

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Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)

MSA: A geographical region with a high population density centered around an urban area. It includes adjacent counties with strong social and economic ties.

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Nodal Region

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Social Heterogeneity

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Borchert’s Transportation Model

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Pedestrian Cities

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Streetcar Suburbs

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Leap-Frog Development

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Boomburbs

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Edge Cities

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Counter-Urbanization

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Exurbs

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Reurbanization

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Megacities

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Metacities

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Megalopolis

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Conurbation

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World Cities

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Urban Hierarchy

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Nodal Cities

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Urban System

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Rank-Size Rule

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Higher-Order Services

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Lower-Order Services

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Primate City

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Gravity Model

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Central Place Theory

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Central Place

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Market Area

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Hexagonal Hinterlands

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Threshold

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Range