The problems faced by towns are of two different kinds, namely decline and growth, and these problems are of quite different degrees of importance. It has already been said that old established towns often find a new lease of life in a new function such as light industry or tourism, so that relatively few towns […]
Problems Faced by Towns | World | Human Geography
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Pigs: Rearing and World Distribution | Livestock | Economic Geography
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In this article we will discuss about the process of rearing and world distribution of pigs. Rearing of Pigs: Pigs (hogs or swine) were reared in China as early as 2,900 B.C. and the Chinese have long been known as great lovers of pork in all its varied forms. In Western Europe, too, pork is […]
Town Sites and Its Advantages | Human Geography
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In this article we will discuss about the town sites and their advantages. Towns, like villages, must possess the basic requirements which make settlement possible. These are water and food supplies, shelter and building materials, and some protection against both natural hazards, such as floods, and human enemies. But this does not mean that any […]