Question

why do deserts have scattered settlement​

Answer 1

Answer:

Because the sand have no water in the underground

Answer 2

Deserts have scattered settlement​ because ‘sustainability’ is used rather than ‘viability’ for a particular purpose.

Explanation:

• A dispersed settlement, also recognized as a scattered settlement, is an  significant  settlement structures used by landscape scholars to categorize rural settlements observed in desert and other regions of the world.

• A town in desert has been scattered compares with a village.

• In scattered villages, homes are not numerous and are far away from each other.

• In general, these communities can be found in high-relief areas, thick woodland, host deserts and vast agricultural land.

• Therefore deserts have scattered settlement as there are few inhabitants.

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