Human Geography Images
Central Place Theory
Central Place Theory
is the idea that urban locations are arranged spatially in a pattern of
hexagons that are nested based on the size of the urban location. This idea was originally developed by Walter Christaller
in 1933.
These images are originally from Location in Space: Theoretical
Perspectives in Economic Geography, third
edition, by Peter Dicken and Peter E. Lloyd.
HarperCollinsPublishers, 1990.
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