6.5 The Internal Structure of Cities

On your website:

• Provide an aerial view of the city of their country, satellite imagery of the city, and gps layout of the city 

• Then describe the city's structure such as the CBD, Industrial, Residential, etc… using the models we learned in class. 

Central Business District (CBD):

Located in the Jongno and Jung districts.

Iconic landmarks include Gwanghwamun Plaza and Myeongdong.

High-rise buildings house offices, banks, and government institutions.

Major shopping and entertainment centers.

Industrial Zones:

Predominantly in southeastern Seoul, notably in Gangnam and Songpa districts.

Hosts manufacturing plants, warehouses, and technology parks.

Residential Areas:

Spread throughout the city, with diverse housing options.

Gangnam and Seocho districts feature upscale apartments and single-family homes.

Mapo and Yeongdeungpo offer more affordable housing.

Suburban areas provide quieter living environments.

Educational centers:

Seou National University, Korea University, Yonsei University are prominent institutions.

Campuses located in Gwanak, Seongbuk, and Sinchon districts.

These areas contribute to the city's intellectual and cultural vibrancy.