The town, an agglomeration of the monumental buildings that have been the hallmark of Iraqi architecture under Mr. Hussein, has grown under his patronage from a scruffy trading post along the Tigris River to a memorial to his power.
Over two-thirds of India's inhabitants live in villages, the remaining 31%% in towns and urban agglomerations [8].
You have to admit the town is an oddity, an agglomeration of Moorish architecture, monumental buildings from the era when Fascist Italy ruled all, shoved up against kiss-me-quick trattorias hunched around a semi circular harbour.
Similarly, site S4, i.e., Nagaon town, the most populated urban agglomeration along Kolong River also witnessed a highly deteriorated water quality mainly contributed by huge demographic as well as socio-economic pressure in the form of river bed encroachment and river water exploitation for various chores.
The three generals have been in a hotel in the central desert town of Agadez, the first major agglomeration after the frontier.
The coastal settlement pattern is historically an almost contiguous agglomeration of settlements, now towns, linked by coastal roads.
"Small scale, spontaneous dispersion" is the overall rural industrial land use pattern in China, and the spatial patterns between the two types of rural industrial land are quite different: the pattern "dispersion inside rural settlements" is usually observed in RI-land, while "agglomeration around regional central towns" and "linear sprawl" are common on NI-land.
The Kraków urban-industrial agglomeration includes the nearby industrial towns of Skawina, Wieliczka, and Niepołomice.
There are many other people living under bridges like this one across Metro Manila, an agglomeration of 17 cities and towns bulging with more than 12 million people.
The urban agglomeration encompassed 72 cities and 527 towns and villages,.
