Human Settlement Notes
Human Settlement Notes
Human Settlement Notes
PLANNING
BY AR. S.DIVYA
Unit I
HUMAN SETTLEMENT
COMPONENTS OF HUMAN SETTLEMENT
ELEMENTS OF HUMAN SETTLEMENT
FOUR BASIC PART OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
CLASSIFICATION OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY
HUMAN SETTLEMENT?
A settlement is a place where people live.
What is human settlement?
Area inhabited by
human beings for
living
CONTENT CONTAINER
Physical Settlement (Nature and Shell)
Man, Society and Networks Natural Elements
Man-made (artificial) Elements
Elements of Human Settlement
NATURE
SHELL
+
= Human
MAN + Settlement
+
NETWORK
SOCIETY
NATURE
Geographical resources , topographical
resources, water resources. Plant life, animal
life and climate
SOCIETY
SHELL
Housing
Community services : Schools , hospitals
Recreational facilities : theatres , museum
Civic and business centres
Industry and transportation centre
NETWORK
HOMOGENEOUS
CENTRAL
CIRCULATORY
SPECIAL
HOMOGENEOUS
Settlement showing a
basic purpose,
appear as main part
Village : field
City : Residences
CENTRAL
CIRCULATORY
SPECIAL
Isolated dwelling
HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
Dispersed Settlements
A dispersed settlement is an
area in which people settle but
there homes are far away from
each other it is now said to be a
scattered area.
Hamlet
A hamlet has a tiny
population (<100) and very
few (if any) services, and
few buildings
Hamlet
A hamlet is (usuallysee below) a rural
community a small settlement which is too
small to be considered a village.
HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
Village
VILLAGE
TOWN
A town has a population of 1,000 to 20,000.
A town is a type of settlement ranging from a
few to several thousand (occasionally
hundreds of thousands) inhabitants. Usually,
a "town" is thought of as larger than a village
but smaller than a "city.
TOWN
CITY
A city would have abundant services, but not
as many as a large city. The population of a
city is over 1,00,000 people.
A city is an urban area with a large
population and a particular administrative,
legal, or historical status.
Metropolitan area
A region consisting of a densely populated urban core and
its less-populated surrounding territories, sharing industry,
infrastructure, and housing
population is usually 1 to 3 million
Conurbation
A conurbation is an urban area or
agglomeration comprising a number of cities,
large towns and larger urban areas that, through
population growth and physical expansion, have
merged to form one continuous urban and
industrially developed area.
A conurbation can be confused with a
metropolitan area. As the term is used in North
America, a metropolitan area consists of many
neighborhoods, while a conurbation consists of
many different metropolitan areas that are
connected with one another and are usually
interdependent economically and socially.
MUMBAI & DELHI
HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
MEGALOPOLIS
a clustered network of cities
Population : 10 to 25 million
Cities are connected by continuous built-up development
SETTLEMENTS TYPES