Urban Regions (Leaving Cert Geography): Flashcards
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What defines an urban region's core structure?
What defines an urban region's core structure?
Core city and its hinterland (zone of influence).
What factors contribute to urban region development?
What factors contribute to urban region development?
Transport accessibility and economic opportunities drive growth.
Which city houses over 30% of Ireland’s population?
Which city houses over 30% of Ireland’s population?
Dublin is home to over 30% of Ireland’s population.
What defines a nodal point in urban geography?
What defines a nodal point in urban geography?
It's where multiple transport routes intersect and connect.
Which urban region is known for ICT and pharmaceuticals?
Which urban region is known for ICT and pharmaceuticals?
Dublin is a hub for ICT and pharmaceuticals.
What challenges do urban regions face?
What challenges do urban regions face?
Traffic congestion, pollution, and urban sprawl.
What connects Dublin to its surrounding counties?
What connects Dublin to its surrounding counties?
The M50 motorway links Dublin to nearby counties.
What agricultural products does the Paris Basin supply?
What agricultural products does the Paris Basin supply?
Cereals, wine, and dairy products to Paris.
Name a major commercial hub in Paris.
Name a major commercial hub in Paris.
La Défense is Europe’s largest business district.
What social issue affects Paris's suburbs?
What social issue affects Paris's suburbs?
Banlieues face poverty and unemployment challenges.