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Urban Sprawl and Occupational Change in Raipur City, India - Urban Sprawl and Occupational Change

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Raipur is the State Capital of Chhattisgarh .Raipur has recently got the administrative function of the state capital. Hence, expanding very fast in almost in all direction. It is observed that its urban area increased from 25.17 sq km in 1971-1981 to 55.03 in 1981-1991 and 64.29 in 1991-2001, The average level of literacy of the town has arisen to 82.42 percent from 73.79 percent in 2001 .The major factors responsible for Urbanization historical factor of region, site and situation, social customs, administration and population and the controlling factors is natural factors like rugged topography and water barriers etc. This book lights on the relationship between urban sprawl and emerging land use pattern in Raipur city, To probe into the relationship between urban sprawl and the socio-economic transformations of dwellers of the City and to suggest suitable planning measures to counter the undesirable consequences of urban sprawl on the city s land use.

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Tina Nanda Arora, Mphil : Studied Geography at Department of Geography, Delhi School of Economics at Delhi University.Currently associated with Top most GIS company of India and dealing mostly with Multi lateral funding agencies projects e.g world bank, Asian development bank,UNDP and fao etc.

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Authors Tina Nanda Arora
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 12.01.2012
 
EAN 9783846522301
ISBN 978-3-8465-2230-1
No. of pages 156
Subject Guides > Law, job, finance > Land acquisition, property

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