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Geographical Analysis of the Determinants of Spatial Expansion in the City of Kirkuk

Hiwa Sadiq Saleem1 , Samah Samad Ali2

1 Geography Department, Collage of Arts, University of Salahaddin , Erbil, Kurdistan Region ,Iraq.

2 Investment Authority, Investment Projects Company, Kirkuk, Iraq.

Published
September 28, 2021
Volume
8 (3), 20-43
License
CC BY 4.0
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Abstract

The city of Kirkuk found a large spatial expansion in line with its functional requirements. It was interrupted by determinants represented by the stress areas that clearly affected the city’s growth. Based on that, the research aims to classify the stress areas and identify axes and directions for their expansion, relying on an inductive approach. Introduction, the first axis began to study the stress areas in terms of their concept, classification and characteristics, while the second axis was devoted to the school of urban development (population and urbanism) by dividing them into four morphological stages, while the third axis was devoted to studying and identifying patterns of stress areas and their impact on spatial expansion, and the research was concluded with a sentence of Conclusions and recommendations.

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Geographical Analysis of the Determinants of Spatial Expansion in the City of Kirkuk

Hiwa Sadiq Saleem, Samah Samad Ali

The city of Kirkuk found a large spatial expansion in line with its functional requirements. It was interrupted by determinants represented by the stress areas that clearly affected the city’s growth. Based on that, the research aims to classify the stress areas and identify axes and directions for their expansion, relying on an inductive approach. Introduction, the first axis began to study the stress areas in terms of their concept, classification and characteristics, while the second axis was devoted to the school of urban development (population and urbanism) by dividing them into four morphological stages, while the third axis was devoted to studying and identifying patterns of stress a...