Module 47-49

What does christaller's hierarchy of central places portray?

• The location of smaller places with the hinterland of a larger place

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An intermodal Port

• Can transfer containers from ship to train to truck.

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What is a primate city?

• One that is far larger than any other city in the country

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How has the Internet changed the culture of shopping

• people can shop in noncommercial locations and in non-places.

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An arragement of towns, cities, hinterlands that creates a network which carries goods, services ideas, money, and labor within it is known as:

• An urban system

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All of the following are examples of an urban system EXCEPT:

• Portland-Minneapolis-Madison

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The Geographic Urban Concepts of Rank Size Rule, Primates cities and Central Place Theory are all examples of:

• Urban Hierarchies

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New York's City's population is approximately 8175133, Los Angeles is 3792621, and Chicagos is 2695,598. These are populations within their city proper boundaries and not reflective of their larger Metropolitan areas.

Which of the following urbans is represented by the given data?

• The rank size rule

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The spatial pattern that is best observed from the refernce map above is

• The further the distance traveled from Seattle and Portland, The next closest cities present themselves with smaller population sizes

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When drawing conclusions about the location of cities in Washington state, one limitation of the map is that:

• It cannot be determined if the states urban area follow a rank size rule or primate city hierarchy

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