Urban Geography The Central Business District:A Study of Jammu City - Singh, Sarvjeet
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This book is about one of the most important concepts in the field of Urban Geography i.e. The Central Business district (CBD). Usually, the Central Business District (CBD) is the heart of the city where there is the maximum concentration of retail shops, Peak Land Value is high and where the day time population is at its maximum. All these characteristics of the Central Business District (CBD) are mostly confined to the Old city of that particular city. Hence, old city might be considered as the Central Business District (CBD). The core of the book lies on the Central Business District of…mehr

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This book is about one of the most important concepts in the field of Urban Geography i.e. The Central Business district (CBD). Usually, the Central Business District (CBD) is the heart of the city where there is the maximum concentration of retail shops, Peak Land Value is high and where the day time population is at its maximum. All these characteristics of the Central Business District (CBD) are mostly confined to the Old city of that particular city. Hence, old city might be considered as the Central Business District (CBD). The core of the book lies on the Central Business District of Jammu City- Its Growth and Dimensions (1950- 2011). Presently the old city constitutes the Central Business District (CBD), where most of the activities relating to Trade, Commerce, Government, Work Centers, and Education, Health and Recreational facilities are concentrated and further growing rapidly in this area. Whereas, Gandhi Nagar has shown the characteristics of The Modern Central Business District (CBD), which has the maximum concentration of Malls, Restaurants, Sky scrapers etc.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sarvjeet Singh, Assistant Professor in Geography, obtained his M. Sc and Ph. D. degrees from Department of Geography, University of Jammu. He has also cleared National Eligibility Test (NET) and is the member of various geographical societies and associations. He has contributed in more than fourteen research papers in reputed journals.