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Spatial variation for the distribution of population in the district Bldrozmdh (1987-1997) | ||
| Journal of Research Diyala humanity | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 41, 2017, Pages 1-21 | ||
| Author | ||
| shirooq abidelah | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Interested geographers in the study of the distribution of the population long ago through their interest in studying the interaction between humans and the environment in which they live has resulted in this reaction a number of demographic variables and most important of which variation in the nature of the relationship between population size and growth on the one hand and between the volume of production and growth on the other. The spatial distribution of the starting point and the end of any study of geography is an important step to understand the nature of the conduct of any phenomenon, and distribution means arrangement or organization of the phenomenon spatially, and this arrangement in turn will give Bamahsalh pattern particular, this means that the distribution represents the current image or the final set of relationships result in site phenomenon and the size and distance from other phenomena. Given the importance of the geographical distribution of the question, adopted a research study on the Number and Percent Distribution and environmental (Urban and Rural). And of the reasons for selecting research topic is the lack of Baladruz to population studies at the level of administrative units, the researcher has faced many difficulties including the lack of population data | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Distribution of Population; Number and Percent Distribution and environmental | ||
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