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UK city case study

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Question 11

Suggest two reasons for the differences in average household income across different areas of Bristol, as shown in Figure 2b.

A GIS choropleth map of Bristol showing average annual household income by ward. The legend indicates that darker shades of blue represent higher average household incomes (above £45,000) mostly located in western suburban areas like Clifton and Westbury-on-Trym, while lighter shades represent lower average household incomes (under £22,000) concentrated in inner-city and southern wards such as Lawrence Hill and Filwood.

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UK city case study Questions

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