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Key words for GCSE Geography.

brownfield Brownfield sites are old industrial or inner city sites that have been abandoned and await new use.
congestion Traffic congestion happens when there is too much traffic for roads to cope with.
deprivation Social deprivation is the extent to which a person or community is deprived of services, housing, income or employment.
dereliction Dereliction refers to derelict buildings such as disused factories in inner city areas.
economic Development is the progress of a country, in terms of economic growth, technology and human welfare.
fringe A rural urban fringe is the transitional zone between a built up area and the countryside.
Greenfield Greenfield sites are plots of land that have not yet been developed on.
greening Urban greening is the process of preserving and increasing green space in urban areas.
increase Natural increase is the difference between the birth rate and the death rate of a population.
inequalities Inequalities can be found in almost every area such as wealth, health and jobs.
integrated Integrated transport systems combine different transport methods to make public transport easier and more appealing.

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