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AP Human Geography
Unit 6 – Cities and Urban Land–Use
Topic 6.3
How might Christaller's Central Place Theory be flawed when applied to real world scenarios?
It doesn't account for political boundaries affecting trade areas.
It assumes an even distribution of population and resources, which is often not true.
It disregards geographical features restricting city expansion potential.
It overlooks technological advancements' impact on service delivery points.
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