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A primate city is: A city from where people travel to work. An urban renewal strategy. A city that has twice the population of the next largest city. The spread ... show full transcript
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A primate city is defined as a city that dominates in size and influence compared to other cities in its country or region. Specifically, it is characterized by having at least twice the population of the next largest city. This significant population advantage allows it to control economic, political, and cultural activities, making it a focal point for migration and development.
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