Rapid City Growth And Management IB SL. Osaka-Kobe The twin cities of Osaka-Kobe are located in the Kansai region of the Japanese island of Honshu. This.

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Rapid City Growth And Management IB SL

Osaka-Kobe The twin cities of Osaka-Kobe are located in the Kansai region of the Japanese island of Honshu. This region, as elsewhere in Japan, has limited flat land. Osaka and Kobe lie between the steep-sided mountains of central Honshu and Osaka Bay. Kansai, with a population of over 9 million, has become a world leader in education, science, business, technology, and industry... But this success has not been achieved without problems.

Problems Housing. High Land Values. Transport. Port. Industry. Pollution. Physical Environment.

Activity 1 Using New Wider World P Highlight/describe briefly why each of the following factors cause problems (High Cost Of Land, Industry, Housing, Physical Environment, and Transport). 2.Explain the attempts made to overcome the problems above.

Activity 2 Using Essential AS Geography P , answer the following… 1.Suggest reasons why the population of Lagos has grown so rapidly since Why has the population density of Lagos increased? 3.What problems have resulted from the rapid growth in Lagos?

Activity 3 Using A2 Geography P , answer the following essay question… With reference to examples, evaluate the success of the schemes that have been implemented in an attempt to solve the problems of housing in cities.