Advanced Urban Geography

Advanced urban geography looks more closely at the internal structure of cities, why certain neighborhoods develop as commercial, industrial, or residential zones, how transportation networks shape a city's growth, and how cities compare to each other in size and function. A commonly used threshold defines a "megacity" as an urban area with more than 10 million residents, though a few sources use a lower threshold, and by this common definition there are now dozens of megacities worldwide, most of them in Asia.

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