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Explain how low-, and medium-, and high density housing characteristics represent different patterns of residential land use.

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Fittoniya [83]3 years ago

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Explanation:

The quantity of people differs in each type of housing: High-density housing has the highest number of people per geographic unit. Then medium-density housing has less people than the first one, and finally low-density housing has the smallest number of people.

- High-density housing. An example for this are apartment buildings with many storeys in a city.

- Medium-density housing: for example, row houses and townhomes in a midtown urban zone.

Note that residential, retail and commercial buildings together are classified as high to medium density housing. The reason is that the housing are usually apartments and condos.

- Low-density housing: for example, a large area with a few farms and houses.

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