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Clustered Settlement Pattern

Definition

A clustered settlement pattern is one where buildings and structures are grouped together in close proximity due to common services or resources.

Related terms

Central Place Theory: This theory proposes that market forces account for the distribution of central places (settlements) within an area. Like how different groups of friends decide where to sit based on what they want from their lunch break - quiet chat corner vs loud fun center!

Urban Sprawl: The spreading out over a large area of cities or towns. It's similar to when your group gets too big for one table and starts taking over other tables nearby.

Village Forming Process (Agglomeration): The process by which people cluster together for mutual benefits such as protection or access to resources. It's like forming a study group for an upcoming test.

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  • AP Human Geography - 5.2 Settlement Patterns and Survey Methods

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