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A comprehensive presentation suitable for Year 9 students (14 years old) consisting from: definition, sizes, the pyramid of settlements, isolated dwellings, hamlets, villages, towns, large towns, cities, large cities, conurbations, site, site factors, settlement functions, residential function, administrative function, industrial function, commercial function, services function, touristic function.

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