This area is commonly referred to as a "slum" or "ghetto." It is characterized by poor living conditions, overcrowding, poverty, and lack of access to basic amenities.
The area where most of the poor people of a city lived was often called a slum or a ghetto. These areas were typically characterized by overcrowded, unsanitary conditions and inadequate infrastructure.
That area is typically referred to as a "slum" or "ghetto." These areas are characterized by low-income residents, substandard housing conditions, and a lack of access to resources and services.
The area surrounding a city is often referred to as its metropolitan area or its suburbs.
A city is sometimes called an urban area or a metropolis.
The area around a city is known as its suburbs or metropolitan area. This includes the nearby towns, neighborhoods, and countryside that are connected to the city for economic or social reasons.
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Slum
Public squalor, rundown section of a city
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A rundown neighborhood is known as a slum or a "ghetto" (ghetto does have racial overetones). In the 1900's when the huge wave of immigration started to the US, the term used was "tenement housing" especially in New York City. There was poor light, sanitation and incredible overcrowding. One of these buildings in NYC is now The Tenement Museum, which is a fascinating thing to visit.
In the city itself, as of 2010 332,368 people lived in the city. 1.5 million lived in an urban environment around Cincinnati and 2.1 million lived in the metro area.
The area surrounding a city is often referred to as its metropolitan area or its suburbs.
That's not nearly specific enough to answer. If you gave a particular city, it might be possible to limit the answer to two or three tribes, but literally dozens of tribes lived in the area called "the Midwest."
The city of Mobile was named after the Mobile Native American tribe that lived in the area.
The Iroquois Indians lived in the coastal plains region(Eastern Woodlands)
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The core of an urban area is typically the central business district (CBD) where major commercial, cultural, and governmental activities are concentrated. It is characterized by high population density, tall buildings, and diverse land uses such as retail, office space, and entertainment venues. The core often serves as the economic and social hub of the city.