Urban Population Distribution

Urban population distribution refers to how people are spread across cities and towns. In urban areas, populations are typically denser, with more people living closer together compared to rural areas. Factors influencing this distribution include job opportunities, access to services, infrastructure, and lifestyle preferences. Major cities often attract larger populations due to economic and social attractions, leading to growth and sometimes overpopulation. Understanding urban population distribution helps in planning for services, transportation, housing, and sustainability within cities, ensuring they can effectively meet the needs of their residents.