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What is the difference between linear dispersed and nucleated settlements in geography?
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Dispersed: Houses that are scattered
Linear: Houses that are surrounding 2 sides of important roads
Nucleated: Usually crowded and is where route centres are located
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What does nucleated mean in geography?
Nucleated in Geographical terms means that the houses are surrounding something of a higher rank than those settlements.
What are the advantages of nucleated settlement?
people live close to their neighbours making everything easier by working together as a community
What are type of settlements?
Linear, planned, ring, cross, dispersed, and nucleated.
What does nucleated mean in geography?
Nucleated in Geographical terms means that the houses are surrounding something of a higher rank than those settlements.
An example of linear nucleated and dispersed settlement?
nucleated,london and manchester dispersed,kent, essex
Is godalming nucleated or dispersed?
necleated wow
What are the names of setllements?
Nucleated settlements Concentric settlements Spared settlements Mid-Rural area settlements
Is London isolated dispersed or nucleated?
No, because London is a linear settlement which is following the lead of the river Thames
An example of Nucleated settlements in delhi?
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What are the type of settlement?
Linear, planned, ring, cross, dispersed, and nucleated.
What are the 3 settlements called?
The 1st settlement is dispersed it means spreaded out The second settlement is nucleated which means clustered together and lastly linear means lined up. Hope this helped!!
What are the different types of settlement?
Linear, planned, ring, cross, dispersed, and nucleated.
What different settlements are there?
There are three basic settlement patterns. These are: (a) Nucleated or clustered in which settlements are clustered around a central point. (b) Random or dispersed in which settlements are scattered without any particular order. (c) Regular or ordered in which settlements follow a set placement, leading either to a grid or triangular pattern. Other patterns are linear (in which settlements are arranged in a line, for example along a road) and radial (in which settlements are placed such that they form an 'X' shape or the shape of spokes in a bicycle wheel).
What are 3 patterns of settlement called?
They are- Nucleated (clustered), dispersed (seperated), linear (along a road or river/stream)
