Total Visitors
- 5,572,057
Search Inside
My You Tube Channel
-
Visitors on The Site
-
Join 6,686 other subscribers
Fill This Form to Contact Me
Top Posts & Pages
- Physical Divisions of North America: An Overview
- Migration Theories : Lee’s Push Pull Theory
- Levant: The Term, The Region and Cities
- Discontinuities Inside the Earth
- About Me and This Site
- The Structure of the Ocean Floor(Ocean Topography)
- Two Decades of Climate Governmentality Studies. Special Issue (2026)
- New England Region:An Introduction
- Social Exclusion:The Term and Spatiality
- Principle of Uniformitarianism : A Basic Principle of Geomorphology
Being Social
Pages
- Article Submission
- Basics of Geography
- Book Reviews
- Disaster Management
- Field Training and Tour
- Geography Notes
- Geography of Tourism
- Geography Study Material for NTA-NET & IAS Exams
- Geomorphology
- Geomorphology Class Black Board
- Hindi Posts
- Human Geography
- My Projects
- New UGC NET Syllabus-Geography
- Online Class
- Posts on Geography Practicals and Statistical Techniques
- Regional Studies
- Settlement Geography
- Social Geography
- Urban Agro Systems
- Urban Systems
- Useful Links
- Water Resources
- About Me and This Site
Blogroll
Digital Blackboards
My Pages
Other Sites I Am Involved With
Recommended Links
Useful Links
Category Archives: urban morphology
Site of a Settlement
The Site of a settlement describes the physical nature of where it is located. Factors such as water supply, building materials, quality of soil, climate, shelter and defence were all considered when settlements were first established. For instance the site of Sydney, in Australia, … Continue reading
Posted in Class Notes, earth, urban morphology, Urban Studies
Leave a comment
Tower of Babble: A Scycrapper?
The cities of today exhibit the tallest structures the world has ever seen. The density of urban environments is high due to the desire to live and do business as close to the heart of the metropolis as is possible, … Continue reading
Posted in earth, opinions, urban morphology, Urban Studies
Leave a comment
Tracing the History of Urban Civilization
The world’s most advanced urban civilizations are impressive achievements of human planning, technology, engineering and imagination. Modern cityscapes appear to have been built with the specific aim of serving the needs of our civilizations and their institutions. But where does … Continue reading
Posted in earth, urban morphology, Urban Studies
Leave a comment
Ten characteristics of an urban civilization
Size and density of cities. The great enlargement of an organised population meant a much wider level of social integration. Full-time specialisation of labour. Specialisation of production among workers was institutionalised, as were systems of distribution and exchange. … Continue reading
Posted in earth, urban morphology, Urban Studies
Leave a comment
Rashid's Blog: A Place for Inquisitive Souls 