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Unit 6 – Cities and Urban Land–Use
Topic 6.4
Why might Christaller's Central Place Theory not always accurately describe urban hierarchy?
All cities occupy an equally important position in any geographic area.
There are no central places or hierarchical structures in reality.
Real-world landscapes are complex and don't perfectly fit the assumptions made by this idealized model.
All cities develop according to external forces, never internal dynamics.
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AP Human Geography - 6.4 The Size and Distribution of Cities
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