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AP Human Geography
Unit 6 – Cities and Urban Land–Use
Topic 6.6
How does a city's built environment influence its overall population density?
The presence of industrial zones always decreases residential populations resulting in low densities.
More parks lead to higher population densities because they attract residents.
High-rise buildings can accommodate more people per square mile, increasing density.
A greater number of schools decreases overall city populations as families move out of the center.
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