“In studying interlocked networks, we may miss out important cities that are at the centre of sub-networks within the larger whole… These are key cities that are strategically positioned in the network at the intersections of regional locations and functional activities. To identify such cities requires techniques that divide the overall network into coherent parts wherein key cities can be identified.” What do we call these cities?
a. Secondary Cities
b. Nodes
c. Regional Capitals
d. Sub-net articulator Cities
Answer is a. Secondary Cities (Which are the cities often follow a major city and can be seen in the urban hierarchy or sub networks.)
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