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Urban Form in Canada and the United States: an Examination of Urban Density Gradients

Differences between urban patterns in the United States and Canada are analyzed. The focus is on differences in urban form identified through a comparative investigation of the density gradients of residential population for metropolitan centers in both countries. (ANNOTATION)

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