AP Human Geography Quiz
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CITIES AND URBAN LAND-USE
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Secondary-source excerpt (internal city structure): In the Burgess model, distance from the CBD often correlates with changes in housing age, density, and socioeconomic status, reflecting competition for accessible land during early industrialization. The model's logic assumes the CBD is the most accessible point and that land values generally decline outward. Later developments (like beltways and suburban office parks) can weaken this pattern, but the model remains a baseline for understanding classic industrial-era urban form.
According to the Burgess model, which sequence from the CBD outward is most consistent?
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