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A term coined by Patrick Geddes in 1915 to describe large-scale city regions such as Greater London, New York/Boston, or the Ruhr.
Urban village
Conurbation
Megalopolis
Metropolis
- Urban village: This term typically refers to a suburban or rural community that retains the characteristics and sense of community of a small village despite being near or part of a larger city.
- Conurbation: This term describes a large urban area consisting of a series of cities or towns that have merged into a continuous metropolitan area. It was coined by Patrick Geddes in 1915.
- Megalopolis: A term used to describe a large chain of roughly adjacent metropolitan areas, with the first modern usage attributed to describing regions like the northeastern United States.
- Metropolis: Refers generally to a large and significant city that is often a hub of economic, political, or cultural life.
The correct answer is:
- Option 2: Conurbation
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