metropolitan area [1]

Vast urban concentration consisting of a city and its suburbs.
metropolitan area [1] 						A population center that is often rural and usually smaller than a city.				  							Area that contains the highest concentration of  uildings in which the city’s economic activities are carried out.												Location that contains all the technical and commercial facilities needed to support air traffic.												Area of land designed for playing golf; it features a course of 9 or 18 holes.												Set of tracks where freight trains are reconfigured to contain cargo cars with the same destination and then dispatched.												Covered building for the public where trains and passengers arrive and depart.												Communications route connecting two distant geographic points, usually urban centers.												Building designed to hold trade shows and fairs (auto shows, book fairs, agricultural fairs, etc.).												Area for cars to park.				  							Building used to store merchandise.				  							Industrial building where machines are used to process raw materials, manufacture products and produce energy.				  							Area with installations and equipment to store, sort and handle freight containers.				  							Docking area for watercraft; it is designed to allow passengers to embark and disembark and to load and unload cargo.												Large building that is covered or uncovered and surrounded by grandstands; it contains a field used for athletic events.				  							A pair of parallel rails laid end to end and on which trains run.												High-speed road that circles the downtown area, making it possible to divert traffic away from downtown or connect two outlying communities.				  							Construction connecting several roads or highways that meet without crossing.				  							Large thoroughfare with separate one-way lanes and no crossing streets; reserved for high-speed traffic.				  							Covered space that houses retail stores, one or more megastores and various services such as banks and restaurants.												Plant where substances such as sugar and oil are processed.				  							Site designated for waste disposal.

See Also


downtown?[1]

office building

office

convention center

harbor

water pollution

land pollution

trash truck

road map

urban map

airport

course

yard

railroad station

cross section of a road

railroad track

shopping mall

village

A population center that is often rural and usually smaller than a city.

central business district

Area that contains the highest concentration of uildings in which the city’s economic activities are carried out.
downtown [1]
downtown [1]
office building
office building
office
office

airport

Location that contains all the technical and commercial facilities needed to support air traffic.
airport
airport

golf course

Area of land designed for playing golf; it features a course of 9 or 18 holes.
course
course

railyard

Set of tracks where freight trains are reconfigured to contain cargo cars with the same destination and then dispatched.
yard
yard

railroad station

Covered building for the public where trains and passengers arrive and depart.
railroad station
railroad station

road

Communications route connecting two distant geographic points, usually urban centers.
cross section of a road
cross section of a road

convention center

Building designed to hold trade shows and fairs (auto shows, book fairs, agricultural fairs, etc.).
convention center
convention center

parking area

Area for cars to park.

warehouse

Building used to store merchandise.

factory

Industrial building where machines are used to process raw materials, manufacture products and produce energy.

container terminal

Area with installations and equipment to store, sort and handle freight containers.

wharf

Docking area for watercraft; it is designed to allow passengers to embark and disembark and to load and unload cargo.
harbor
harbor

stadium

Large building that is covered or uncovered and surrounded by grandstands; it contains a field used for athletic events.

track

A pair of parallel rails laid end to end and on which trains run.
railroad track
railroad track

beltway

High-speed road that circles the downtown area, making it possible to divert traffic away from downtown or connect two outlying communities.

interchange

Construction connecting several roads or highways that meet without crossing.

freeway

Large thoroughfare with separate one-way lanes and no crossing streets; reserved for high-speed traffic.

shopping mall

Covered space that houses retail stores, one or more megastores and various services such as banks and restaurants.
shopping mall
shopping mall

refinery

Plant where substances such as sugar and oil are processed.

landfill

Site designated for waste disposal.
water pollution
water pollution
land pollution
land pollution
trash truck
trash truck