Talk:Q702492

Autodescription — urban area (Q702492)

description: large area with high population density and infrastructure of built environment

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Classification of the class urban area (Q702492)  

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Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)

urban area (Q702492)
- geographic region (Q82794) ^(@)→
- human settlement (Q486972)
  - ^→(#) geographical feature (Q618123)
    - geographic entity (Q27096213) ^(%)→
  - populated place (Q123964505)
    - ^→(@) geographic region (Q82794)
    - artificial geographic entity (Q27096235)
      - ^→(%) geographic entity (Q27096213)
        geolocatable entity (Q123349660)
        material entity (Q53617407)
        independent continuant (Q53617489) ^(+)→
      - artificial object (Q16686448)
        ^→(§) object (Q488383)
        entity (Q35120) ⊸

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Tettsted er et begrep innnen bygeografi og statistikk. Det tilsvarer på engelsk "urban area", på dansk "byområde" og på svensk "tätort". Det problematiske her er at en egen Q er opprettet for det svenskspråklige oversettelsen tätort, med "oversettelser" til en rekke språk. Den svenske oversettelsen må inn i lista! Krg (talk) 16:37, 7 July 2015 (UTC)Reply

It should not be any "Subclass" for Nordic "urban area". "Tettsted" (norwegian) or "tättort" (swedish) and "byområde" (danish) means exactly the same as "urban area" in English. The subclass is a misunderstanding of the statistic concept! Those "subclass" should be merged in "urban area". Krg (talk) 23:32, 7 February 2019 (UTC)Reply

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