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Geography Notes (Definitions (Urbanisation (is the growth and expansion of…
Geography Notes
Definitions
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Geographical Factor
reasons for spatial patterns, including patterns noticeable in the landscape, topography, climate and population
Thematic Map
A Map drawn to show one aspect; that is, one theme.
Ecological footprint
the amount of productive land needed on average by each person in a selected area for food, water, transport, housing and waste management
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FIFO
system in which workers fly to work in places such as remote mines and after a week or more fly back to their home elsewhere
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8.5
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urban areas were settled where the land was flat, the water and soil were good and the climate was temperate
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Urban sprawl has long-term effects, as it is very difficult to bring the soil back to its former state once the predominant land use has been for buildings.
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Many of Australia’s cities have been called ‘car cities’ due to the reliance on cars and road networks for transport
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8.12
Reasons to Move
Push
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Agricultural production is less profitable, so people are going to the city in order to not be poor
Political Factors
Politians are encourgaing people to move to cities and are creating slogans to make them go for a better life.
Pull
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Social Reasons
Opportunities for career development, improved infrastructure and technology
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Landform and Air Quality
Landforms
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Megacity
The lnadforms of a megacity are somewhat claener than that of a slum. They are usually a bit more sustainable than a slum as well
Air quality
Slums
The air quality in slums are somewhat bad, due to the pollution in the slum
Megacity
The air quality in megacities is usually bad, due to all of the pollution and smog whihc comes out of cars