UK urbanisation differences (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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UK population density (people per km²)

286 people per km²

London population density (people per km²)

Over 7,700 per km²

Liverpool population density (people per km²)

Over 3,800 per km²

Portsmouth population density (people per km²)

Around 5,100 per km²

UK north-south population pattern

Lower density north, higher density south

London density vs UK average (ratio)

27 times the national average

Relief impact on Scotland settlement

Mountainous terrain limits building & infrastructure

Climate impact on Scotland settlement

Cooler, extreme weather makes living more challenging

Birmingham's industrial specialisation

Brass production (boosted wealth & jobs)

Why port cities densely populated

Ports provide extensive industry & employment opportunities

Transport connectivity effect on population

Better links attract residents & businesses

Multiplier effect in urbanisation

Good conditions→economics→people→further growth

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