Urbanisation 9GEOY HKHS TB

2. What will be the main cause of future urbanisation in developed countries where population growth has slowed down.
5. Less than _% of the Earth’s surface is occupied by cities.
6. How many new cities of one million people will be needed every five days until 2050 to house global population growth.
7. What percentage of the world will be urban by 2050.
8. What Middle Eastern country has a high level of urbanisation, mostly concentrated into three large cities such as Amman.
12. How many people are added to urban areas each week
14. What urban growth will affect some developed countries as population growth slows down or declines.
15. Rwanda and Malawi are typical of the high or low levels of urbanisation in African countries, with below 20% urbanisation.
16. What growth rates are expected to slow down after 2030 as world population growth slows
20. What rates do more developed regions have over 75% in 2011 compared to less than 50% in less developed regions.

1. A continent that will be more urban than rural by 2030
3. Qatar & Kuwait in the Middle East have among the highest urbanisation _____ in the world, at over 98%.
4. What city is the world’s largest city, is an agglomeration of urban places from Tokyo to Yokohama, and contains almost 40 million people and covers 13 500km² of land?
9. _________ countries have the highest rate of urbanisation
10. What country has 85% of its population living in urban places
11. What is the biggest challenges for rapidly urbanising countries.
13. What is responsible for urbanisation in the developing world.
17. What African country is expected to be 50% urban by 2050
18. _____ of all urban dwellers live in cities of between 100 000 and 500 000 people and less than 10% live in megacities.
19. Sixty ______ new residents are added to urban areas each year.