Use the diagram. Which North American urban model is shown?

Use the diagram. Which model is shown?

Use the diagram. Which model is shown?

Use the diagram. Which model is shown?

Use the diagram. Which model does this plan represent?

Use the diagram. Which model fits it?

Use the diagram. Which model is it?

Use the diagram. Which model is represented?

Use the diagram. Which model is shown?

Which North American urban model does the diagram draw?

In the concentric zone model, what usually occupies the ring immediately outside the central business district?

In Burgess's concentric zone model, what land use belongs in the outermost ring beyond the better-residence ring?

In the concentric zone model, a ring of modest homes for factory workers lies just outside the transition zone. What is that ring called?

In Hoyt's sector model, where are high-rent homes most likely to extend over time?

In the sector model, land beside major rail and road lines from downtown is most often predicted for what use?

In a multiple nuclei model, what use is most likely at a separate node near a freight yard and highway interchange?

In the multiple nuclei model, what is expected around an airport node on the urban edge?

In the galactic city model, what occupies many outer nodes connected by the beltway?

In a galactic city model, what role does the old downtown usually play?

A model was devised to explain a city with a single downtown and residential zones arranged in rings as distance from the center increases. Which author-model pair fits?

An author used housing-rent data to argue that urban land uses expand in wedges along transportation corridors. Which author-model pair fits?

A theory says cities develop several specialized centers because some activities attract each other and others repel each other. Which author-model pair fits?

A model explains postwar metropolitan growth in edge nodes tied together by expressways and a beltway rather than by the old center alone. Which pair fits?

Homer Hoyt developed the sector model partly to fix a weakness in Burgess's concentric zone model. What weakness did the sector model address?

A model assumes that land value and access fall off evenly with distance from the CBD in every direction, with no corridors or separate centers. Which model rests on that assumption?

The arrangement has a CBD, an outlying business district, industrial suburbs, and residential suburbs as separate foci. Which model accounts for it?

Most new office towers and malls in a metro area sit at freeway interchanges on a beltway, while downtown is only one employment node. Which model best fits?

High-income neighborhoods stretch from downtown toward a lakeshore, while low-income housing follows the rail-industrial corridor. Which model best fits?

A city has an aging inner ring next to downtown, then older worker housing, then newer higher-income suburbs farther out. Which model best fits?

A metro area has separate clusters around a university, airport, medical center, and downtown, each shaping nearby land use. Which model best fits?

The galactic city model describes metro areas that spread out after World War II. Which change did the most to make that pattern possible?

What is a major limitation of the concentric zone, sector, and multiple nuclei models for describing cities today?

Ernest Burgess built the concentric zone model in the 1920s by studying one U.S. city. Which city was it?

Harris and Ullman said some activities repel each other. Which pair of land uses would the multiple nuclei model expect to locate far apart?

Which writer popularized the term edge city in a 1991 book about suburban office and shopping centers?