Documenti di Didattica
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Documenti di Cultura
3 : 2 (2006) 29-35
I T P I
JOURNAL
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V.S. ADANE
The country has entered into the new millennium with alarming growth in urban population. Total towns and cities are projected to
increase to 6,000 by 2021, and 35 million plus cities in 2001 are expected to increase to 70 by 2021. Although development plans of
over 1000 towns have been prepared and are under implementation, but the urban system is not responding to the requirements of
migrant population. To overcome this problem and encourage such a planning process, which would promote sustainable urban
growth and regionally balanced settlement systems. It is argued that regional planning should aim at developing larger areas through
the establishment of growth foci and by linking the different central places, service centers, growth centers and growth poles in an
integrated manner.
1.
INTRODUCTION
2.
2.1
2.2
Physical factors
Transportation
Cultural Factors
Resource location
Political
Historical factors
REGIONAL
IMBALANCES
REGIONAL
PLANNING
MAHARASHTRA
AND
IN
4.
Methodology
= Y1 + Y2 + Y3 + . + Yn
CHANDRAPUR GADCHIROLI
REGION OF MAHARASHTRA
D= Degree of influence
A=
C=
R=
4.
MAIN
FINDINGS
OBSERVATIONS
AND
Sno. Name of
Settlement
Chandrapur
Waroda
100
106
Gadchiroli
84
152
26.49
Ghugus
72
55
15.23
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
where:
33
Required Existing
Ballarpur
Bhadravati
Bramhapuri
443
178
86
72
424
Degree of
Influence
R Value
in Km
1
2
Centrality Values
44.24
124
23.92
89
20.15
116
22.11
23.14
Wadsa
51
91
20.49
Mul
44
67
17.58
Rajura
49
86
Armori
41
66
Sindewahi
36
61
Chimur
Nawargaon
Aheri
39
36
35
72
42
84
19.92
17.45
18.23
16.78
13.92
16.69
Nagbhid
35
56
16.08
Chamorshi
35
60
16.50
Bhisi
35
39
13.42
34
5.
ITPI PUBLICATION
1. Planning Theory
2. Planning Techniques
3. Transportation Planning
8. Housing