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Essay heading: Urban Centers
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The sector model was devised by sociologist Homer Hoyt. He noticed that concentric zones did not actually form in circles, so he modified Burgess’ model into sectors, which may or may not be symmetrical. A pair of geographers, Chauncey Harris and Edward Ullman, realized that some cities have more than one center, or nucleus, and growth occurs outward from each nucleus...
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They called it the multiple-nuclei model. Finally, there is the peripheral model. This model was also developed by Chauncey Harris and is based on transportation routes in and out of the city center to industrial and residential areas (Henslin, 2006).
Cities grow and shrink continuously. There are many reasons such as crime, pollution, and employment...
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