Expansion features of Irkutsk suburban areas’ development
Особенности экспансии развития пригородных территорий Иркутска
2018-10-30
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This article is devoted to the problems of spatial development of the suburban zone of the city of Irkutsk in post-Soviet realities. The paper presents some features of suburbanization in Russia, as well as geographic factors that influence the formation and development of the Irkutsk agglomeration, such as high dependence on the poly-highway; a special model of industrial development; Baikal factor. Particular attention is paid to the peculiarities of development in various directions and spatial differentiation of various types of suburbs. The reasons and consequences of such development are considered. A typology of the Irkutsk suburban area is presented based on the nature of the settlements with a brief description.
Key Findings
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Irkutsk suburbanization reflects post-Soviet spatial development patterns shaped by the city’s broader agglomeration dynamics.
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Suburban development varies by geographic direction, producing spatial differentiation among different types of suburbs.
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The Irkutsk agglomeration is influenced by dependence on a poly-highway, a distinctive industrial development model, and the Baikal factor.
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The paper proposes a typology of the Irkutsk suburban area based on settlement characteristics and provides brief descriptions of each type.
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The study examines the causes and consequences of uneven suburban expansion across the Irkutsk suburban zone.
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the suburban zone of Irkutsk and the Irkutsk agglomeration in the post-Soviet period
Research Subject
the spatial expansion, development patterns, differentiation, and typology of Irkutsk’s suburbs and their geographic determinants
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