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daily urban system: a standalone construct

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Urban geography

a city together with its surrounding commuting field, treated as one functional region defined by daily journeys to work.

In urban geography, daily urban system refers to a city together with its surrounding commuting field, treated as one functional region defined by daily journeys to work. This meaning comes from Berry (1973) in Growth centers in the American urban system.[1]

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References

Berry, B. J. L. (1973). Growth centers in the American urban system. Ballinger Pub. Co. ISBN 9780884104001

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