The document discusses the central business district (CBD) and issues related to urban planning. It notes that the CBD is often in the center of town and has the tallest buildings. It contains department stores, offices, transportation hubs, and government buildings. Traffic congestion is worst in the CBD due to high density. The document also discusses white flight and ethnic segregation in Bradford, UK. It led to the formation of neighborhoods with high concentrations of certain ethnic groups. The phenomenon of counter-urbanization is described as people moving from urban to suburban or rural areas to escape chaos and pollution in cities.

1. Settlement Revision II Docklands recap

2. CBD

3. Core-frame model

4. Suburbs, new towns and issues in the rural-urban fringe

8. CBD Often in the geographical centre of the town – exceptions London

9. Vary according to countries culture, history and attitudes to planning

10. Linked closely to bidrent theory, CBDs will tend to have the tallest buildings