The Geography of Towns

administrative agricultural Albert Park association Ballycastle Ballymena become boundaries Britain buildings built-up area central services centralised cities civilisation colonial towns communities concentration considerable conurbations countryside culture distinctive district earlier economic emphasised Empire enclaves especially essentially established Europe example extension factories geographical grid plan groups Gun quarter housing important industrial influence inhabitants integuments Jewellery quarter kernel land lay-out less limited localised London mediaeval mediaeval town ment Middlesbrough miles Mohenjo-daro natural nineteenth century nodality notably nucleus occupied old town organisation Paris pattern phase physical Poor Law Unions population port production quarters railway railway age recognised relations residents river roads Roman routes settlement significant situation social society specialised St Albans stations Street structure surplus surrounding Tame Valley Canal territory tracts trade transport types typical urban area urban centres urban development urban field urban functions urban regions urbanisation valley Verulamium walls zones