The document discusses several aspects of urbanization, including the rise in unofficial slums due to poverty and lack of land, replacing old horizontal housing with taller vertical buildings to make better use of land, and how train stations and rail yards become important local activity hubs around which urban activities take place. It also notes how open spaces between dense housing act as recreational areas and how overcrowded vehicles lead to inconvenience for public movement and air pollution causing health issues. Finally, it discusses how education is gaining importance and spreading from urban to non-urban areas due to urbanization.

1. Aspects of Urbanization
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2. POVERTY AND LACK OF LAND LEADING TO INCREASE IN NUMBER UNOFFICIA L
HOUSING (SLUMS).

3. OLD HORIZONTAL HOUSING (LOW HEIGHT)
REPLACED BY VERTICAL HOUSING (TALL
BUILDINGS) TO MAKE OPTIMUM USE OF LAND.

4. TRAIN STATION, RAIL YARDS ARE IMPORTANT
NODES AROUND WHICH URBAN ACTIVITIES TAKE
PLACE AT LOCAL LEVEL.

5. OPEN SPACES BETWEEN HIGHLY DENSE HOUSING SOCIETIES WHICH ACT AS
RECREATIONAL SPACE FOR PEOPLE.

6. OVER CROWDING OF VEHICLES LEADING TO INCONTINENCE FOR PUBLIC MOV EMENT
AROUND MARKET PLACES. AND STAGNANT MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES LEADS TO AIR
POLLUTION CAUSING HEALTH ISSUES.

7. DUE TO URBANIZATION EDUCATION IS GETTING IMPORTANCE AND ITS MOVI NG FROM
URBAN AREAS TO UN-URBANIZED AREAS.