Context and structure - Birmingham (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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Context and structure - Birmingham
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Birmingham's location in England

Midlands region, central position

Birmingham's physical setting

Plateau on south-facing sandstone ridge

Birmingham's role due to central location

Natural hub for transport & communication

Main motorways serving Birmingham

M5, M6, M42

% of Birmingham population born outside UK

Approximately 24% (one quarter)

% of Birmingham residents from Pakistan

17.1%

Number of parks in Birmingham

571 parks

Total park area in Birmingham

Approximately 3,500 hectares

Four zones of Birmingham's structure

CBD, inner city, suburbs, urban-rural fringe

CBD function in Birmingham

Main commercial & administrative centre

Major CBD redevelopment project example

Bullring Shopping Centre

Example of Birmingham inner city area

Sparkbrook

Period when Birmingham suburbs developed

1930s to 1960s

Typical suburban housing type in Birmingham

Semi-detached houses

Housing in Birmingham's urban-rural fringe

Larger detached houses on modern estates

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