How might town planners use interviews, maps, and population data to decide the best location for a new school?

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Luke Summers

Geography

4 August, 00:57

How might town planners use interviews, maps, and population data to decide the best location for a new school?

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Chaya Wyatt · Answer 1

Town planning is a pattern of development of how a city evolves.

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The town planners may ask or interview the general population by asking of their view about the setting up of a school in the area and regarding their behavior, they can judge their possible reaction to the school. After these maps may be drawn by doing surveys of the area and checking all suitable angles like the site and situation. Town planner needs to keep in mind the availability of resources in the region. As it should be kept away from crowded places and away from factories / Industries. Depending on the population of the area the school should have good access to the transport system.