By Riley, Emma, Grant, and Max. A house in the rich part of Mexico City.

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By Riley, Emma, Grant, and Max

A house in the rich part of Mexico City.

A house in the poor area of Mexico City

A house in the rich area of Detroit

A house in the poor part of Detroit

Spatial inequality: The unequal distribution of wealth or resources in a geographic area, so that some places are richer than others. This means that there are poor and rich people living in the same area. As you can see from the pictures in this presentation, this happens in cities around the world. These homes are only a small distance apart, yet completely different.

Works Cited HiperOranz. indian Village. 9 Nov Digital file. Nillson, Andreas. Slum. 10 Apr Digital file / Wagers, Matt. House in the Colonia Polanco in Mexico City. 17 July Digital file. Wiechers, Stan. Detroit Housing. 23 Nov Digital file.