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Anyport model: a standalone construct

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Transport geography

a model of how port infrastructure grows through stages of setting, expansion and specialization, moving downstream from the old town core.

In transport geography, Anyport model refers to a model of how port infrastructure grows through stages of setting, expansion and specialization, moving downstream from the old town core. This meaning comes from Bird (1963) in The major seaports of the United Kingdom.[1]

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References

Bird, J. (1963). The major seaports of the United Kingdom. Hutchinson. ISBN 9780090662623

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