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The term 'rural-urban fringe' refers to:
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- 1The central business district of a major city
- 2The transitional zone or frontier of discontinuity between urban and rural areas✓
- 3A highly congested and densely populated inner-city slum area
- 4An exclusively heavy industrial zone planned within city boundaries
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The transitional zone or frontier of discontinuity between urban and rural areas
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