metropolitan core

The 'metropolitan core' is the heart of a metropolitan region, marked by high population density and significant economic activity.

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Definition

B2Urban Planning

(general)The central part of a metropolitan region, characterized by high population density and significant economic activity.

Example

  • The metropolitan core is often the busiest part of the city.
  • Businesses thrive in the metropolitan core due to the high foot traffic.

C1Demography

(technical)An urbanized area with a population of at least 50,000, often used as a basis for defining larger statistical areas.

Example

  • According to the Census Bureau, the metropolitan core has over 50,000 residents.

B2Geography

(general)The most developed and densely populated part of a metropolitan region, often including the downtown or central business district.

Example

  • The metropolitan core typically includes the city's main attractions and business centers.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "metropolitan core":

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