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The Von Thunen model proposes concentric zones of agricultural land use around a central city. Dairy farming and intensive agriculture occur in the innermost ring due to the need to quickly transport perishable goods to market. Timber production is next as wood is heavy. Grain fields are further out as grains are lighter. Ranching is in the outermost ring as animals are self-transporting. The model aims to balance transportation costs and land costs to maximize agricultural profits. Though simplified, the model still provides insights into the relationship between land use and distance to market.
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Relative LocationRelative Location the location of a place in relation to other locations/placesIs the relative location of Europe favorable? YESIt is at the heart of the land hemisphere It has maximum efficiency for contact with the rest of the worldEvery part of Europe is close to the sea a peninsula of peninsulasIt has hundreds of miles of navigable waterways and system of canalsThere are moderate distances between European countriesOther geographical benefitsWide range of climates Varied store of raw materialsHome to numerous cultural-linguistic peoples
*Favorable relative locationIf you look at all of the landmasses in the world, Europe lies at the heart. Because it lies at the heart, Europe is not too far from any other landmass. Making things even better, Europe is close to the sea, making this contact easier. Not only is Europe close to the sea, but it also has hundreds of miles of waterways etc that make transportation between and within countries easier. Finally, European countries are close together and the distances between countries is very small making interaction easy.
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*What we mean by the heart of the land hemisphere.
Historical GeographyPeopled during the retreat of the last glaciersAncient GreeceAchievements in political science, philosophy, and the arts that have endured for 25 centuriesRomeFirst-metropolitan-scale urban center in EuropeUnparalleled infrastructure the foundations of society; urban centers, transport networks, communications, energy distribution systems, farms, factories, mines, schools, hospitals, postal services, and policed/armed forcesLocal Functional Specialization particular people in particular places concentrate on the production of particular goods and servicesElba - iron oreParts of North Africa - granariesS ...Punto 1 mundo contempor叩neo 1 ingl辿s
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- 2. Farmers in the Isolated State transport their own goods to market via oxcart (carro do bois) across land, directly to the central city. Therefore, there are no roads. Farmers act to maximize profits. In an Isolated State with the foregoing statements being true, Von Thunen hypothesized that a pattern of rings around the city would develop. There are four rings of agricultural activity surrounding the city. Dairying and intensive farming occur in the ring closest to the city. Since vegetables, fruit, milk and other dairy products must get to market quickly, they would be produced close to the city (remember, we didn't have refrigerated oxcarts!) Timber and firewood would be produced for fuel andbuilding materials in the second zone. Before industrialization (and coal power), wood was a very important fuel for heating and cooking. Wood is very heavy and difficult to transport so it is located as close to the city as possible. The third zone consists of extensive fields crops such as grains for bread. Since grains last longer than dairy products and are much lighter than fuel, reducing transport costs, they can be located further from the city. Ranching is located in the final ring surrounding the central city. Animals can be raised far from the city because they are self-transporting. Animals can walk to the central city for sale or for butchering. Beyond the fourth ring lies the unoccupied wilderness, which is too great a distance from the central city for any type of agricultural product. Even though the Von Thunen model was created in a time before factories, highways, and even railroads, it is still an important model in geography. The Von Thunen model is an excellent illustration of the balance between land cost and transportation costs. As one gets closer to a city, the price of land increases. The farmers of the Isolated State balance the cost of transportation, land, and profit and produce the most cost-effective product for market. Of course, in the real world, things don't happen as they would in a model. Suggested Reading Primate Cities Sectors of the Economy - Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary, and Quinary Geography of Agriculture Related Articles Urban Geography Urban Geography Our Old Feuillage - Walt Whitman (1819-1892) History of Oklahoma City World War II - The Battle of the Bulge
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