Geography, asked by Lina2005, 5 months ago

why did emergence of industries located in places like coastal areas and in urban​

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Answered by anshu005512
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Explanation:

industrial cities are located near coast because it helps them to export their products easily because of cheap waterways. Industrial cities are located near the coast because of export through waterways and availibility of hydroelectric power from the water.

Answered by secretffruityy
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  • Throughout the history of human civilization, urbanization patterns have been the strongest near large bodies of water. Initially, this was just to meet the water and food needs of large populations. However, since the Industrial Revolution, the trend of urbanization along waterways has continued because large bodies of water are needed to sustain the industry. Not only do many businesses require large quantities of water to manufacture products, but they also depend on oceans and rivers for the transportation of goods. This is partially why 75% of the world’s largest urban areas are in coastal regions.

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