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Does the land use pattern of Stourbridge have similarities to the land use models
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Aim My aim is to compare Stourbridge to the Hoyt and Burgess and see if one of them relates to it. I aim to research the town and its surroundings by taking data around e.g. litter, housing quality and housing price. If one of the models does fit then I will try to explain it using my data. The roads I will be looking at will be: Hagley Road, Birmingham Road, Enville Street, Worchester Street and Audnam high street.(See page ADD PAGE NUMBER OF MAP!!!) Hypothesis I predict that the housing quality and price will increase as we go away from the CBD. I think this as houses will be built further away as the town spreads outwards. This would have started when the CBD was Stourbridge itself. I predict Stourbridge will follow the Burgess model. Method Litter Count: To collect this data, I will be stopping at every 100m and counting the...
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