Urban Hierarchy = ? Urban Hierarchy Area of the hinterland/market area of the next higher order central place is ? times of low order centre The distance.

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Urban Hierarchy = ?

Urban Hierarchy Area of the hinterland/market area of the next higher order central place is ? times of low order centre The distance between two same order centres is __________ times longer than the distance between two next lower order centres. The population size of a central place is ? Times of the next order central place.

Urban Hierarchy Order Example No. of central places 1 st Hamlet58 2 nd Village 3 rd Small Town 4 th Large Town 5 th City TOTAL 58

K-value K-value is the constant ratio between two orders of central place in an urban hierarchy According to Christaller, there are three kinds of hierarchy in different k-value Marketing principle : k-value = 3 Transport principle : k-value = 4 Administration principle : k-value = 7

Transport principle : k-value = 4

Administration principle : k-value = 7

Population No. of Function Village City Town Urban Hierarchy

Factors modifying the regular pattern

Why is the hinterland hexagonal?

Ranking of Cities Population Ranking1st2nd3rd4th Large city Large towns Small towns

Primacy Population Ranking1st2nd3rd4th Largest city

Causes of Primacy Patterns and Processes of Man’s Economic Environment, pp

Reilly’s Law of Retail Gravitation Town i Population =131,000 Town j 75, km Breaking Point