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 When a lot of people move to cities  Three types:  Metropolitan area (main city and other small cities nearby)  Conurbation (urban area formed by two cities)  Megalopolis (cluster of cities)  Functions: ▪ Residential ▪ Commercial ▪ Industrial ▪ Political ▪ Cultural ▪ Tourism

 What city is this?

 Is it a metropolitan area conurbation, or megalopolis?

 Conurbation!  Because it includes  San Francisco  Oakland etc.

 What city is this?

 Chicago! Is it a metropolitan area, conurbation, or megalopolis?

 Metropolitan area!  Why?  Because other cities nearby like River Forest, Oak Park  Because there are 2 airports  There are lots of shopping malls

 Chain of Urban Areas (transnational megalopolis)

 Orthogonal (checkerboard)  Radiocentric (streets curve)  Irregular (no shape)

 What city is this?

 London!  What’s its grid plan?

 Irregular

 What city is this?

 Barcelona!

 Suburbs (areas outside of the city center)  Industrial areas  Centre

 What city is this?

 Alcobendas! Suburb? Industrial? Or Centre?

 Suburb!

 What city is this?

 Detroit! Suburb? Industrial? Centre?

 Industrial

 What city is this?

 Manila!

 Is this photo of a suburb? Centre? Or industrial area?

 Centre