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ryzh [129]
2 years ago
13

Las carreteras los edificios los centros comerciales permite que las areas urbanas sean denominadas:

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Pie2 years ago
8 0

La respuesta correcta para esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

A pesar de que no hay opciones o incisos para elegir, podemos responder lo siguiente.

Las carreteras, los edificios, los centros comerciales permite que las aéreas urbanas sean denominadas áreas geográficas, municipios o alcaidías, dependiendo del país donde estén.

Cuando región cuenta con servicios públicos funcionando, carreteras pavimentadas, oficinas, escuelas, centros comerciales, lugares de entretenimiento, zonas habitacionales, parques y demás, podemos considerarlas una región que puede ser denominada municipio o alcaldía, y contará con sus propios gobernantes, estructura de gobierno, leyes y presupuesto anual para poder operar.

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