| Chapter 11 |
| Figure 11.3 | | Selected metropolitan areas of 1 million or more |
| Figure 11.5 | | Megalopolis and other developing Anglo American conurbations |
| Figure 11.8 | | A village in the Punjab region, India, |
| Figure 11.11 | | Functional specialization of selected U.S. metropolitan areas |
| Figure 11.13 | | The pattern of metropolitan area growth and decline in the U.S., 1990-1999 |
| Figure 11.14 | | Urban alignments in Illinois |
| Figure 11.15 | | A functional hierarchy of U.S. metropolitan areas |
| Figure 11.17 | | A classification of world cities |
| Figure 11.21 | | Major access lines in Boston in 1872 and 1994 |
| Figure 11.27 | | The land use pattern of Calgary, Alberta, in 1981 |
| Figure 11.30 | | A history of urban sprawl |
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