| Settlement | | |
| The exact location of a settlement | | |
| The location of a settlement in relation to the surrounding area | | |
| An increase in the number of people living in cities compared to those in rural areas | | |
| The reason a settlement is there (e.g. St Ives - Market Town) | | |
| Central Business District or City Centre | | |
| An area of similar land-use (e.g. residential, commercial etc.) | | |
| Area of the city that grew up in the 19th century with industrialisation (also known as the twilight zone) | | |
| The outer residential area of a town / city | | |
| The boundary between a built up area and the countryside around it | | |
| Growth of the suburbs at the edge of a city | | |
| The movement of people away from large cities to smaller settlements | | |
| People living in one place and travelling to work in anotehr | | |
| Disused and derelict land which is redeveloped and built on | | |
| An area of land that has not been built on before | | |
| An area of poor quality housing in an LEDC city | | |
| An area of land around a large urban area where the development of housing is restricted and land is protected | | |
| The demolition and re-building of an area | | |
| The improvement and modernisation of buildings in an inner city area that has declined | | |
| Improving the quality / appearance of a property so it attracts people wealthier than those who had previously lived in the area | | |
| The ordering of settlements according to their size and importance | | |
| The maximum distance people are prepared to travel to obtain a good or service | | |
| The minimum number of people need to support a service so it can stay open | | |
| The area served by a particular settlement | | |
| Usually high cost goods, bought now and again e.g. TV's and furniture | | |
| Usually low cost goods needed often e.g. Milk and Newspapers | | |
| Group of low order shops (e.g. newsagents, bakers) serving an area within a town (e.g. Kings Hedges, St Ives) | | |
| The movement of people from rural areas into towns and cities | | |