its a ppt on surat city growth along with its important market places and city level settlements

1. URBAN SOCIOLOGY
URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis
AYUSH PATEL - DP23MRUD013
URBAN DYNAMICS – A COMPREHENSIVE MODEL FOR CITY AND MARKET ANALYSIS
- Case study of Surat City

2. POPULATION OF SURAT CITY:
• South Gujarat, India's Surat had a 65% increase in population between 2001 and 2011, and from 2019 to 2035, it is expected to expand at the
highest pace in the world.
• With a metro population of 6,520,000, the city's predicted 2024 population is 6,345,000. 47% of the migrants in Surat come from India and
other Gujarati areas.
• The building of the Outer Ring Road and the Surat-Navsari twin city project are planned to enhance the city's demographic profile.
• Population increase is expected to be sustained by economic expansion.
URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis
1520 1540 1660 1668 1707 1852 1860 1861 1863 1950 1951 1952
Fort I
Fort II
Bombay Port
Established
Fort III
SMC
Established
Surat Railway
Station built
Ahmedabad-
Mumbai rail route
First Cotton Textile
mill developed
First diamond
polishing workshop
Sumul Dairy
Established
New Railway
Station

3. URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis

4. POPULATION DENSITY GROWTH OF SURAT CITY YEARWISE:
URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis

5. URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis
URBAN GROWTH OF SURAT CITY :
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As a center for market commerce and money exchange, the Nanavat
region of ancient Surat attracted merchants who resided there for
administrative and residential needs, forming the city's heart.

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URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis
The walled city is mostly made up of
religiously structured groups, with residential
neighborhoods arranged around notable
religious buildings from history and
architecture. The Jain community's
Chintamani Derasar, the Hindu population's
mota mandir at Chauta Pool, and the Muslim
community's Khawaja Dana tomb and mosque
are a few examples. The Muslim community
owns most of the central city, while a mixed
community resides in the periphery.

7. URBAN GROWTH OF SURAT CITY :
URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis

8. URBAN GROWTH OF SURAT CITY :
URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis
Emerging Growth Centres in Surat
Surat's growth in the past is largely due to
an increase in employment opportunities.
The current employment trends and
patterns of development are in sync with
each other. Hazira. Sachin, Katodara, and
Kamrej are rapidly developing centres of
growth within SUDA's jurisdiction.
While Hazira and Sachin continue
growing as an industrial hub. Katodara is
also witnessing emergence of industrial
units; Kamrej is developing as an
outgrowth of Surat city, with potential for
residential & commercial development.
The highlighted areas of adjacent maps
signify regions with maximum
employment density and workforce
participation respectively, which lie in or
around the above mentioned areas.

9. URBAN SOCIOLOGY IDPT, SCET
Urban Dynamics – A Comprehensive Model For City & Market Analysis
COMPREHENSIVE MODEL FOR CITY :
Burgess Model describes how Surat grows, originating in the core and
extending to other classes and categories. Physical development
happened quickly and drastically. The city grew quickly in the 1990s as
residential areas were added. The primary railway route between
Ahmedabad and Mumbai drew significant residential construction. In
the southern region, close to Sachin, the industrial zone started to
grow.
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