Share of green urban areas in European cities, 2006

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Cities are core cities following the Urban Audit definition (Eurostat, 2010). In most cases the delineation of the core city matches the urban built-up area. But in some cases the delineation also includes substantial areas outside the urban built-up areas (parts of the urban fringe and hinterland); in other cases, it includes only city centres

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The term 'core city' refers to the administrative city defined in the Urban Audit (http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/portal/
page/portal/region_cities/city_urban/).

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