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GCSE 1. Settlement

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show A house which is not attached to any other houses. Usually in suburbs  
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Outer Suburbs   show
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show An area of land which has the same type of land use  
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Inner suburbs   show
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Retail zones   show
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Recreational zones   show
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Commercial zone   show
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CBD   show
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Park & Ride   show
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show Houses which are attached to other houses on both sides. Usually Victorian, inner city  
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Ring Roads, Bypasses   show
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Inner city   show
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Sink Estate   show
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Conservation areas   show
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Land Use   show
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Urban regeneration   show
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Conurbation   show
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show Old city dockland and canal areas which are now desirable places to live  
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Gentrification   show
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Social housing   show
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Brownfield site   show
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Public enquiry   show
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Eco homes   show
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show Towns designed to be sustainable and do not cause environmental problems  
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show Land which has never been built on  
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Rapid Transit System   show
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Planning permission   show
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show An arrangement in order - with one at the top and increasing numbers in lower levels  
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Catchment area   show
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Consumer goods   show
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Shopping Mall   show
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Convenience Goods   show
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show Maximum distance a person is willing to travel to purchase a particular goods item  
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Threshold population   show
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show A large shopping centre built outside the suburbs (eg Cribbs Causeway)  
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show Shopping on websites  
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show Buying lots of products at once, made possible by the car and freezers  
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New Town   show
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show Also called a commuter village. A village or small town where many residents travel to work elsewhere.  
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Green Belt   show
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Rural-urban fringe   show
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show Person who travels to work every day by car or public transport  
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show The rapid, poorly planned expansion of towns and cities into the countryside (also called urban growth)  
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show The migration of people from the cities to the countryside  
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Decentralisation   show
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Rural depopulation   show
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show A recent name for planned New Towns. Aimed to prevent overcrwoding in existing settlements, these towns should be able to sustain all services (eg Cranbrook)  
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