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Suburbanisation of large Polish cities
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Created 12 Jul 2016
Published 28 Jul 2016
Last modified 28 Jul 2016
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Blue dots indicate outflow to suburban areas; red dots indicate inflow to cities. The largest blue dots indicate areas in which there has been a 2.9 % or higher outflow of the urban population to the suburban area, medium-sized dots indicate a 1.45 %–2.9 % outflow and the smallest dots represent an outflow of 0.29 %–1.45 %. Red dots indicate the reverse phenomenon (i.e. the concentration of the population in city centres).
Source: Euroreg (2010).
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2004-2008
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