6. Complete the following table to show how the land use is different in each urban zone. One has been done for you. (3 marks) High rise buildings, Department stores, offices, banks, public buildings e.g. libraries, town hall, courts Terrace housing built for workers in 19th century Low density housing for people who can travel farther to work. SUBURBS Zone 4 INNER CITY Zone 3 ZONE IN TRANSITION Area of mixed services, industry, wholesaling and oldest housing. Zone 2 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT Zone 1
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10. What is Gentrification? The rejuvenation of urban areas of a city experiencing substantial decline. Examples? Advantages? Disadvantages?
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14. 2004, P1 Study Figure 2 on the insert which is an aerial photograph of a new urban development on the rural-urban fringe of Bristol.
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