Urban geography; a study of site, evolution, pattern and classification in villages, towns and cities.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London, New York,
Methuen ; Dutton
[1951]
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| Edition: | 2d ed., rev. |
| Series: | Methuen's advanced geographies.
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Table of Contents:
- PART ONE: GENERAL FEATURES
- Introduction and Scope of Book
- Seven Towns in Seven Continents, Effect of Latitude
- Characteristics of the Beginnings of Settlements
- Townships, Land Survey, and Effect on Town Plans
- The Evolution of a Large City: Toronto
- PART TWO: HISTORICAL
- Primitive and Asiatic Towns
- Greek Towns
- Roman Towns
- Early Medieval Towns
- The Transition from Medieval to Modern: Baroque
- The Modern Cit: London and New York
- PART THREE: TOPOGRAPHIC AND OTHER CONTROLS
- Geological Control: Towns in Plains
- Towns Sited on Rivers: Fall Towns
- Seaports and Lake Ports
- Mountain Towns: The Brenner Corridor
- Mining Towns
- Religious Centres and Resort Towns
- Planned Cities: Canberra
- Regional Surveys: New York State Survey
- Classification and Conclusions.