Urbanisation Urbanisation - push/pull factors and definitions 3.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? GeographyUrban environmentsGCSEAll boards Created by: Megan ChanceCreated on: 24-05-12 13:16 Urbanisation Urbanisation is a process where more and more people are moving to live in cities. Rural-to-urban migration is a process in which people move from the country to towns. Land use is the type of building or featues that are found in a particular area. Function is the purpose of a particular are eg. for residents , for recreational use. 1 of 3 Pull Factors Urbanisation pull factors It is usually when people are attracted tourban areas because of better prospects. better paid jobs, greater range of employment opportunities, jobs in companies. better medical care. better edcucation better living standard 2 of 3 Push Factors Urbanisation -push factors Rural to urban migration droughts -land can't suppost the because because of lack of water leads to crop failure. natural disasters - volcanoes, earthquakes, floods mean that people have to move out of their homes in rural ares. war/persecution - people forced to leave at gunpoint 3 of 3
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