Size and Complexity (Grade 12 NSC Matric Geography): Flashcards

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Size and complexity of settlements
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Settlement hierarchy basis

Organised by size and complexity

Farmstead definition

Single farm with outbuildings; smallest settlement unit

Hamlet composition

Several farmsteads grouped together loosely

Village in rural hierarchy

Largest & most complex rural settlement type

Examples of South African towns

Harrismith and Beaufort West

Metropolis function

Primary urban centre influencing surrounding towns/cities

Conurbation formation process

Multiple cities/towns merge through coalescence

Megalopolis in settlement hierarchy

Largest & most complex urban settlement form

Four settlement classification criteria

Function, size, complexity, pattern

Key rural settlement characteristics

Smaller populations, lower density, agricultural activities

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