Urban Sprawl is a pattern of urban development characterized by the extensive, low-density expansion of cities into surrounding rural areas, distinguished from other forms of urban growth by its reliance on automobile-dependent infrastructure, spatial fragmentation, and minimal land-use regulation.
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