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Why do supermarkets tend to locate on the outskirts of towns and not in town centres?
Supermarkets often locate on the outskirts of towns to benefit from larger spaces for parking and store size, which are typically not available in town centers. This location allows for easier access for customers driving from surrounding areas, thus attracting a broader customer base. Additionally, lower rental costs and fewer zoning restrictions in suburban areas can make it economically advantageous for supermarkets to establish themselves outside of town centers.
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Which towns are on the outskirts of London?
There are many different towns located on the outskirts of London. Some of the towns that are located in this area are Esher (in Surrey), Aldershot, Waltham Abbey and Hoddesdon.
What did the angry Americans call the shanty towns built by the unemployed on the outskirts of the cities?
Hoovervilles
Why are shopping centers being built on the outskirts of towns?
Because there is more space of the outskirts that in the town centre, so they can build huuuuge malls and because there are more and more houses being built on the outskirts and the people have to shop somewhere.
What happened to towns when Eureka stockade was on?
Only the goldfields on the outskirts of Ballarat were affected by the Eureka Stockade. No other towns were affected by the actual events, but all goldmining towns benefitted from the changes that occurred after the rebellion.
What are main towns in Luxembourg?
The principal centres and largest towns in Luxembourg include the city of Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, Dudelange and Differdange. Smaller centres include Petange, Mertet and Wiltz.
Are there Shanty towns in Mexico?
Yes, there are Shanty Towns in most countries. There are even some in the US.
What might you see in Holland?
Beatiful scenery, busy cities and towns .windmills, canals. tulips Garden centres
Average number of supermarkets in each town?
The average number of supermarkets in each town can vary widely depending on factors such as the town's population, size, and regional demand for grocery services. In smaller towns, there may be just one or two supermarkets, while larger urban areas can have dozens. On average, many towns in developed countries might have between 2 to 5 supermarkets. However, this number can be significantly higher in densely populated areas.
What are the small towns on the outskirts of cities called?
Small towns on the outskirts of cities are often referred to as "suburbs." These areas typically serve as residential communities that provide a more tranquil lifestyle while still being in proximity to urban centers. Suburbs can vary in size and amenities, and they often feature a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.
What do you understand by Port towns of ancient India?
It means centres of trade done through water bodies in ancient India
What where conditions like in native American shanty towns?
Yes. There are many, including Nueva Prosperina ,on the outskirts of Guayaquil, which has over 750,000 people . in ther
What has the author Hameeda Khatoon Naqvi written?
Hameeda Khatoon Naqvi has written: 'Urban centres and industries in Upper India, 1556-1803' -- subject(s): Cities and towns, History, Industries 'Urbanisation and urban centres under the great Mughals, 1556-1707' -- subject(s): Cities and towns, Growth, History, India, Urbanization
