New-Aquitaine: Urban areas 2015
Description
An urban area or “large urban area” is a group of municipalities, of a single contiguous and enclave, consisting of an urban pole (urban unit) with more than 10,000 jobs, and by rural municipalities or urban units (periurban crown) of which at least 40 % of the resident population in employment works in the pole or in municipalities attracted by it.
Zoning in urban areas 2010 also distinguishes:
— “medium areas”, a group of municipalities, of a single enclave and without enclave, consisting of a cluster (urban unit) of 5000 to 10000 jobs, and by rural municipalities or urban units of which at least 40 % of the resident population in employment work in the pole or in municipalities attracted by it.
— ‘small areas’, a group of municipalities, of a single enclave and without an enclave, consisting of a cluster (urban unit) from 1500 to 5000 jobs, and by rural municipalities or urban units of which at least 40 % of the resident population in employment works in the pole or in municipalities attracted by it.
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