Urban Geography

5. This interaction is the linkages over space among center
6. Physical characteristics of a location.
8. Congestion of vehicles.
10. May come from natural sources, but the most detrimental are those emissions related to human activities.
13. Process by which the economy transitions from an agriculture-based to a manufacturing-based basis.
16. Love of the land.
19. Complex sociocultural organizations under the control or a centralized authority.
20. Movement from one area to another area.
22. First research stream to dominate urban geography.
24. Situation whereby a huge number of people live in a small space.
25. Constituting a city or town.
26. Major consideration for moving into urban areas for higher and better salary.
28. City that has highest crime rate per capita in the world.
29. Location of a site that is relative to other location.

1. The study of how inhabitants of urban areas, such as towns and cities, interact with the built environment.
2. An area predominantly consist of residences.
3. Where a site is located relative to other locations.
4. Decline in employment and manufacturing operations.
7. Provisions, solutions, and ways of addressing the challenges in major cities.
9. Process of bringing new products or services to market.
11. Longest city name in the world.
12. Argues that gende like class and race is a basic building block of social organization.
14. Economic changes related to the increase of capital, goods, and services.
15. The epistemology of the scienific method.
17. Internal locational arrangement of humans activities and institutions.
18. The study of relationships different cities.
19. Centers of economic production and consumption.
21. Internal structure or form of a city.
23. The epistemology of the scientific method used in urban geographic researches.
27. Limited resources.