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three riddles about ap human geography

by Skylee Challman
1

I am a line you can’t touch, yet I decides who follows which laws. I can be natural like a river, or drawn by a straight edge for a treaty’s sake. Though I’m not a country, I shape how they interact. What am I?

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Disputes over me can lead to walls, fences, or formal boundary treaties between countries.

Geographers study my various types, including natural boundaries and straight, geometric ones.

I define where one nation's laws often end and another's begin.

2

I picture the city as a center with wedges stretching outward, land uses following the lines of transport like spokes. The farther you travel along these slices, the more you’ll see housing and industry align along the routes. What city model am I?

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It was developed to explain urban growth along lines like roads and rail corridors.

This model emphasizes how transportation routes shape where activities occur.

I divide the city into wedges or sectors radiating from the core.

3

I explain how towns and services are spread out so people can travel a short distance to shops, with areas shaped to cover space efficiently. My logic helps map where people live and shop in a landscape of markets and towns.

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I was developed by a German geographer in the early 20th century to explain retail hierarchies.

My areas are often depicted as hexagons to tessellate the plane.

I focus on the distribution of settlements and the goods they offer.

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