Which of the following is NOT considered a functional region?

Geography

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Fudgin [204]1 year ago

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The area of the dominance of a television station." is NOT considered a functional region. Option B

This is further explained below.

<h3>What is the functional region?</h3>

Generally, In geography, a functional region is an area that is focused on a node, focal point, or central hub and is surrounded by connections that connect to other functional regions.

The principal node of a functional region is comprised of the regions around it that have social, political, or economic functions that are connected to either commerce or communications, or transportation.

In conclusion, The territory serviced by a sports franchise is one example of a functional zone.

Other examples include the readership area of a newspaper, the market area of a supermarket, the area dominated by a certain crop, and the area dominated by that crop.

A television station's dominant viewing area is not an example of a functional zone in any way shape or form.

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