In an agricultural district characterized by rugged terrain and individual homesteads built directly on private, fragmented farm holdings, which rural settlement pattern typically emerges, and what is its primary socio-economic drawback?
- Dispersed settlement, which increases the per-capita cost of providing public utilities and infrastructureCevap
- BLinear settlement, which concentrates dwellings exclusively along major drainage channels and river banks
- CNucleated settlement, which acts as an economic push factor driving farmers away from fertile agricultural soils
- DRadial settlement, which forces communal farming activities onto steep highland slopes
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Dispersed settlement, which increases the per-capita cost of providing public utilities and infrastructure
In regions where physical relief is rugged and land tenure favors living on separate family farm holdings, dwellings become widely scattered, forming a dispersed settlement pattern. A major drawback of dispersed rural settlements is the inefficiency and high expense associated with extending public infrastructure like road networks, electricity, and clean water to widely separated households.
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Dispersed Rural Settlement Characteristics and Disadvantages