The document discusses different types of settlement patterns including scattered settlements where houses are far apart, linear settlements where houses are lined up along a straight road, and clustered settlements where houses are crammed together. It also defines population density as relating to how dense a country's population is, with more populated areas being denser. Distribution is described as how certain groups like gender, age and race are arranged within a population. Overpopulation refers to when a region's population has become very dense and at the point where the environment is failing to support life.

1. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
BY: JOEL ANANDAKUMAR

2. Scattered Settlements
A SETTLEMENT WHERE THE HOUSES AND BUILDING ARE FAR
FROM EACH OTHER

3. Linear Settlement
A LINEAR SETTLEMENT IS A REGION WHERE ALL THE
HOUSES AND BUILDING ARE LINED UP OR ALONG A
STRAGHT ROAD/LINE

4. Clustered Settlement
A CLUSTERED SETTLEMENT IS A REGION WHERE ALL THE
HOUSES AND BUILDING ARE SLAMMED ALL TOGETHER

5. Density Population
DENSITY POPULATION IS TO SEE WHICH
COUNTRY HAS THE MOST PEOPLE, THE
BIGGER THE POPULATION THE MORE
DENSIER THE POPULATIONS IS.

6. Distribution
How people in certain group are
arranged (e.g. gender, age and race
etc.)

7. Overpopulation
WHEN A REGION POPULATION HAS BECOME VERY DENSE AND IS AT THE POINT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL FAILURE, THERE IS ALSO AN IMPAIRED WAY OF LIFE. (POPULATION
CRASH)