Structure of an Urban Area (Grade 12 NSC Matric Geography): Flashcards

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Structure of an urban area
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Urban profile definition

Side/cross-sectional view of a city

Building height from centre to outskirts

Decreases as you move away from centre

Land value pattern from centre outwards

Decreases with distance from city centre

Reason for tall buildings in city centre

To make best use of expensive land

CBD land cost compared to rest of city

Most expensive land in the urban area

Suburban office park function

Business district outside the main centre

High-income residential area location

Often on higher ground with good views

Industrial zones location

Away from residential areas, often on city outskirts

Urban-rural fringe land use type

Mixed rural and urban activities

Urban-rural fringe land cost vs centre

Less expensive than in the city centre

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