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Match the characteristics in Group I with the type of settlements in Group II as given in URDPFI Guidelines 2015, Government of India.
Group I: (P) Zones of transition from rural to urban land uses located between the outer limits of urban and regional centres and rural environment; (Q) Towns having potential for investment and development; identified on the basis of their inter-aerial relationship with the regional nodal centre; (R) Settlements that are growing sub-nodal centres but located out of the direct functionally linked areas of the growth node / nodal centre in the region; (S) Located near or within reasonable distance, well connected by transportation route of the growth node or metropolitan city and dependent on growth node largely for employment.
Group II: (1) Counter-Magnets; (2) Satellite Towns; (3) Peri-Urban Areas; (4) Priority Towns; (5) Statutory Towns
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GATE AR 2020 · Paper 1

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Architecture and Planning
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