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Latin American city model: a standalone construct

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Urban geography

a model of Latin American urban structure with a commercial spine and elite sector running from the core, surrounded by zones of declining quality outward.

In urban geography, Latin American city model refers to a model of Latin American urban structure with a commercial spine and elite sector running from the core, surrounded by zones of declining quality outward. This meaning comes from Griffin (1980) in Geographical Review.[1]

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References

Griffin, E., & Ford, L. (1980). A Model of Latin American City Structure. Geographical Review, 70(4), 397. https://doi.org/10.2307/214076

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