4.- How have cities and towns grown?
1.- Define the following
concepts:
●      
Urban population REFERS TO THE
PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN CITIES.
●      
Town HAS LESS OF 50.000 INHABITANTS.
●      
Medium-sized city HAS LESS OF
500.000 INHABITANTS.
●      
Megacity HAS MORE THAN 10 MILLION
INHABITANTS.
●      
Metropolitan area REFERS TO A LARGE
CITY OR METROPOLIS AND ITS SURROUNDING URBAN AREAS. THIS INCLUDES OUTLYING
TOWNS AND SUBURBS THAT DEPEND ON THE CITY FOR WORK AND SERVICES.
●      
Conurbation IS FORMED WHEN THE
METROPOLITAN AREAS OF TWO OR MORE
 CITIES MEET EACH OTHER.
●      
Megalopolis IS FORMED WHEN SEVERAL
CONURBATIONS MEET. THESE ARE HUNDREDS OF KILOMETRES LONG.
2.- Give examples for the following types of
cities:
●      
Two
metropolitan areas in Europe: PARIS AND VIENA.
●      
Two
metropolitan areas in Spain: MADRID
AND BARCELONA.
●      
Two
conurbations in Europe AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM
AND THE HAGUE IN HOLLAND.
●       Two
conurbations in Spain: CONURBATION SANTA
CRUZ DE TENERIFE-LA LAGUNA
●      
Three
megalopolis in the world: NEW YORK, TOKIO
AND LONDON
●      
The
largest city in the world: TOKIO
5.- What is the world´s urban network?
1.- Find the correct concept for the following
sentences:
●       
CITIES are the political, economic, cultural,
communications and transport centres for large areas. 
●       
Cities
are related to other cities and form an URBAN
NETWORK.
●       
Life
on the planet is organised through this NETWORK.
●       
Not
all cities have the same influence, so they have a HIERARCHY  or order of
importance.
●       
New York, Tokyo and London are WORLD METROPOLISES.
●       
WORLD METROPOLISES  have global influence.
●       
Important
international institutions, the main stock exchanges and large multinational
companies are based in WORLD METROPOLISES.
●       
NATIONAL MEROPOLISES are capital cities and cities which
have influence in a particular country.
●       
Government
bodies and large companies are based in NATIONAL
METROPOLISES
●       
Every
country generally has one or two NATIONAL
METROPOLISES.
●       
REGIONAL METROPOLISES are cities with influence on a
particular region of the country.
●       
Then
there are SMALLER CITIES, which have
influence on a smaller area.
2.- Give examples for the following types of
cities:
●      
Three
world metropolises: NEW
 YORK, TOKIO AND LONDON
●      
Two
national metropolises in Spain:
MADRID AND BARCELONA
●      
Five
regional metropolises in Spain: ZARAGOZA,
BILBAO, VALENCIA, MÁLAGA AND SEVILLA.
●      
Four
smaller cities in Spain: VALLADOLID, LEÓN, TOLEDO,
BADAJOZ.
3.- Do exercise 1 on page 140. (DON´T STUDY)
4.- Do exercise 3 on page 146
| 
CONTINENT | 
CITY  | 
POPULATION | 
| 
AMERICA 
AMERICA 
AMERICA 
AMERICA 
AMERICA 
AMERICA 
EUROPE 
AFRICA 
AFRICA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA 
ASIA | 
NEW YORK 
LOS ÁNGELES 
MEXICO CITY 
RIO DE JANEIRO 
SAO PAULO 
BUENOS AIRES 
MOSCÚ 
CAIRO 
LAGOS 
KARACHI 
MUNBAI 
DELHI 
CALCUTTA 
DHAKA 
BEIJING 
SHANGHAI 
MANILA 
OSAKA-KOBE 
TOKYO 
JAKARTA | 
18.300.000 
12.000.000 
18.700.000 
11.200.000 
17.900.000 
13.000.000 
10.500.000 
10.800.000 
10.100.000 
11.100.000 
17.400.000 
14.100.000 
13.800.000 
11.600.000 
10.800.000 
12.800.000 
10.400.000 
11.200.000 
35.000.000 
12.300.000 | 
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