RURAL AREA:
- is usually located outside of cities and towns
- is a place not certified by "professionals " as urban areas
- usually have a low population and only have small settlements
- is usually surrounded by agricultures, then that's considered rural
- is a place which is sparsly populated
- in some parts have schools, called rural schools. It is said that it is good for your health
URBAN AREA:
- has a very high population density
- is sometimes called "built-up area"
- is surrounded by various kinds of human features
- in some countries like Australia, Sydney, urban areas are still surrounded by many plants
- has many high rise buildings, structures and roads
- has more stable economic activities
- has more convenient shops to buy supplies
Push factors
Economic factors
- lack of jobs
- a lot of natural disasters( landslides, earthquakes, flood)etc
- lack of food and shelter
- lack of medical treatment
- not much education opportunities
Pull factors
Economic factors
- better job opportunities
- more food and money
- better shelter
- better standard of living
- better health care
- better education opportunities
By: Justin Liew
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