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Tag Archives: linear cities
A linearapolis case study – Northeast Pennsylvania
In my March 24th post about linearapoli (linear urban areas), a number of examples were provided from the United States and Canada. Several others have been identified since then by readers and myself. Of these examples, none more aptly depicts my definition of a … Continue reading →
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Tagged cities, linear cities, Northeast Pennsylvania, placemaking, Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, spatial form, urban form, urban planning
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