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1.2.2 Grade 8 1.2.3 GEOGRAPHY: SETTLEMENTS 1.2.4 Module 3 1.2.5 PURPOSES FOR LAND USE The lay-out of a town or city plan shows that di erent areas are allocated for di ererent purposes. The lay-out of any town or city must be well-planned. It would for instance be disastrous to allow an industry
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