Geography · Urban Geography

The concept of a 'megalopolis' in urban geography is best characterized by:

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1A dominant primate city exerting influence over surrounding satellite towns
2Functional integration of adjacent metropolitan regions through infrastructure and economic linkages✓
3Administrative consolidation of multiple municipalities under a metropolitan authority
4A single continuous urban area with a population exceeding 50 million

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Functional integration of adjacent metropolitan regions through infrastructure and economic linkages

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