A Kozép-békési varosok funkcionalis morfologiai elemzésének altalanosithato tapasztalatai. (Experience to be generalized from the functional-morphological analysis of the mid-Békés towns)
The data basis for functional-morphological analyses has considerably broadened (census statistics, etc.). The positions of the mid-Békés towns in the settlement network have changed. Functions modified at a more rapid rate than morphology. (DLO).
Farm ; Great Hungarian Plain ; Hungary ; Settlement ; Town ; Urban population ; Working population
Author analyses the recent development tendencies of towns and scattered farmsteads (tanyas) in the agricultural region of Great Hungarian Plain. Population dynamics, rural-urban migration and employment structures are investigated by settlement
types. Due to alterations in the occupational structure and in other characteristics of towns the internal structure of these settlements has also been modified. Most of them still retain morphological features typical of market towns, there has been
a trend of increasing segregation based on social groups. Similar change has taken place in the outskirts of towns, where tanyas are located. - (JS)
Hungary ; Population density ; Settlement ; Small town ; Town ; Urban function ; Urban morphology ; Urban population ; Urban settlement ; Working population
This research describes the settlement morphology of Mezöhegyes, a small town that is unique in that the original pattern was aimed to serve economic purposes and planned accordingly by civil engineers. The original manors have decreased in number
Néhany magjegyzés a kosép-Békési varosok hataranak településfoldrajzi vizsgalatahoz. (Some remarks on the settlement-geographical investigation of the outskirts of the middle-Békés towns)
Néhany megjegyzés az alfoldi agrarvarosok külterületi népességének alakulasarol. (Some remarks about the population changes in the dispersed farmsteads around the agrarian towns of the Great Hungarian Plain)
Farmsteads in Hungary function as independant settlement units can be characterised by their segregation from towns and villages. They can be defined as agricultural or settlement units, a natural system, or perhaps as an individual way of life