concept   sprawl
culture   Canada
statement   Sprawl in Canada is defined by car-dependent, low-density neighborhoods and extensive suburban expansion.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sprawl Canada Sprawl is a common urban development pattern characterized by low-density, car-dependent neighborhoods and commercial areas. 1
2 sprawl Canada Sprawl is a common urban development pattern, characterized by low-density, automobile-dependent communities and extensive suburban growth. 1
3 sprawl Canada Sprawl is a common urban development pattern, characterized by low-density, single-use zoning, and reliance on automobiles for transportation. 1
4 suburban lifestyle Canada Typically associated with spacious single-family homes, yards, and a car-centric lifestyle 1
5 suburban living Canada Typically characterized by single-family homes with yards 1
6 suburban living Canada Often involves commuting to work by car 1
7 suburban living Canada Commonly associated with larger living spaces and lower population density 1
8 suburban sprawl Canada Characterized by low-density residential development, dependence on cars, and limited public transportation options 1
9 suburban sprawl Canada Associated with a preference for spacious lawns and large yards surrounding residential homes 1
10 urban sprawl Canada Associated with low-density residential developments and extensive road networks stretching far from city centers, often leading to longer commutes and more reliance on private transportation. 1