Lost Underground Rivers
Cities like London and New York City have a long history of paving over rivers.
The study of cities and urban processes is the basis of urban geography, a subdiscipline of geography.
Cities like London and New York City have a long history of paving over rivers.
As the name implies, desire paths (or social trails) are informal pathways made by pedestrians, cyclists, and animals that carve out more desired routes for passengers.
Only two towns in the world have an exclamation mark as part of their formal names.
‘Hella Town: Oakland’s History of Development and Disruption’ by Mitchell Schwarzer is a superb example of urban history.
Urban Reform Institute and Frontier Centre for Public Policy evaluated housing markets for 92 metropolitan areas in eight countries to see how affordable they area.