Good Locations
Port cities are often located near this geographic feature
Ocean (on a coastline)
This is the term to describe land that is often damp or swampy
Marsh land
This is the main function of Vancouver and what has allowed it to grow to one of Canada's biggest cities.
Port/transportation
This is the term used to describe the process of guiding and directing the use and development of land, urban environment, urban infrastructure, and related ecosystem and human services
Urban Planning
The name of the continent that would be the worst for urban development
Antarctica
This is one of the main functions of Winnipeg which describes the production of goods.
Manufacturing
This is one of the main Environmental Issues within urban places
Pollution
Natural minerals are often found in these, making them good for cities to be nearby
Mines
This kind of region would be very dry and would not provide easy access to resources needed to help a city grow
Desert
This is another main function of Winnipeg which relates to the history of Indigenous peoples in the area as well as the availability of art and other similar experiences.
Culture/tourism
This is one of the main Economic Issues in cities and describes a situation where individuals or groups lack resources and essentials for a high standard of living
Poverty
Being near this type of land makes it easier for cities to access food and goods for trading
Farm land
This is where the historic city of Machu Pichu was located
On top of a mountain
This city is Canada's most well-known for the functions of Government/Administration
Ottawa
Well designed cities often have very good public __________ systems
Transportation
This is how the topography of land cities are most often on would be described
Flat
Being _______ would make it difficult to trade goods and access resources not immediately available in a certain city. Technology has made this an easier factor to overcome though.
Far from other settlements
Toronto is Canada's biggest city for this function
Finance/economic hub
A term that describes when cities continue to spread out instead of building up
Urban Sprawl