The model of human settlement suggests that urban growth is patterned around transportation networks such as railroads and highways. a. burgess b. hoyt c. sauer d. von thunen

The correct answer is B. The Hoyt model of human settlement suggests that urban growth is patterned around transportation networks such as railroads and highways.

Explanation:

Hoyt created the sector model of urban organization, which argues that the contrasts in land uses originating in the center, are perpetuated to the outside and are located as sectors along the main roads and not in a concentric way. It is possible to distinguish different sectors, where the internal differentiation of the city depends on the location and growth towards the periphery of the residential areas of greater social rank. The middle and lower class residential areas are located around them.

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