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Which two characteristics of settlements are most closely connected to Walter Christaller's central place theory?

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The two characteristics of settlements that are mos closely linked to Walter Christaller's central place theory are (A) the size of a settlement and the services it can offer and (b) the income per capita of a settlement and its cost of living.

Central Place theory refers to a geographical theory where in an urban system, the number size and location of human settlements matter in economy.

makvit [3.9K]3 years ago

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A. the size of a settlement and the services it can offer

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The CS would be the decaffeinated coffee.

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Bill always starts his day with a cup of strong coffee (which by itself makes him feel more alert). One day, her mom make him a cup of coffee in the morning but he was surprised to find out it was decaffeinated since he had felt more alert after drinking it anyway.

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