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Term 3

Settlements
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Rural settlements Small, isolated settlements such as farms
or villages.
Urban settlements A built-up area with many functions and
services such as a city or town.
Central In the middle part of something.
Land-use Zones Areas of land that have one main use or
function, such as housing or industry.
Outlets Places that sell goods.
Urban Settlements
• A built-up area
• with many functions
and
• services
• such as a town or
city.
Land is used in many ways.

There can be a central shopping,


Land Use in banking and business area.

Within
Urban Areas Also, an industrial area with factories
and workshops

These are land-use zones in different


parts of the urban settlement.
Central Business
District (CBD)
• The CBD is the commercial and business centre of an urban
area.
• It is called the city or town centre.
• The CBD usually have:
• Tall office blocks
• Shops
• Banks
• Restaurants
• Fast food outlets
• Most people travel to the CBD to shop, work or do business.
Zones Light industry involves the
making of small items such as
clothes or computer parts.

for Light
and They have less of an impact on
the environment.

Heavy Heavy industries such as car

Industry manufacturers and chemical


plants are often dirty and noisy.
Most urban areas have:

High-

Residential Middle-

Areas And Low-income areas.

These are in different suburbs around the CBD OR

Further out of town.


Shopping centres can
be in:

Shopping Close to residential


areas in the CBD
Centres
Other places that
people can reach easily.
Rural Settlements
• Primary economic activities include:
• Fishing
• Farming
• Forestry
• Mining
• Some rural settlements have special attractions such as
wildlife or natural beauty and may develop tourism.
Urbanisation: Push and Pull Factors
Push Factors Negative aspects of a
place that cause people
to leave the area.
Pull Factors Positive attractions that
draw people into an
area.
Push and Pull Factors
Push Factors Pull Factors
Natural disasters like droughts and Greater employment opportunities.
floods.
Low wages in rural areas. Higher wages in urban areas.
Not enough farming land for the growing More services like health, education and
population. transport.
Decreasing markets. Life is more exciting.
Political unrest or war. Safety and security.
Changes in laws of the country make it
easier to live in urban areas.

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