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Burgess Concentric Model
A model of urban land use that depicts cities as a series of concentric rings, with
1. the central business district at the center
surrounded by zones of transition
working-class homes,
middle-class homes,
commuter zones.
Hoyt’s Sector Model
A model of urban land use that illustrates city development in sectors or wedges radiating out from the central business district, emphasizing the impact of transportation routes on urban growth.
CBD
Factories/ Industry
Low class residential
Middle class residential
High Class residential
Multiple Nuclei model
A model of urban land use that suggests cities develop around multiple centers, or "nuclei," rather than a single central business district, accommodating various land uses and populations.
CBD
Wholesale, light manufacturing
Outlying business district
Low class residential
Medium class residential
High Class residential
Residential suburb
Heavy manufacturing
Industrial suburb
Galactic Model (Peripheral)
A model of urban land use that depicts a city as a decentralized structure with a central business district surrounded by a ring road, featuring various edge cities and residential areas that are connected by transportation networks.
CBD
Suburban Residential area
Shopping mall
Industrial District
Office park
Service Center
Airport Complex
Combined Employment and Shopping center