This is a hypothetical pattern of land use within an urban area, in which different activities occur at different distances from the urban center.
This is a hypothetical pattern of land use within an urban area, in which different activities occur at different distances from the urban center. First suggested by American sociologist E. W. Burgess in1925, it states that towns expand outward evenly from an original core so that each zone grows by gradual colonization into the next outer ring.
This is a hypothetical pattern of land use within an urban area, in which different activities occur at different distances from the urban center.
{concentric-ring} theory