Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth

Butterworth is rapidly becoming an important urban centre in Peninsular Malaysia. The rapid industrialization taking place within and just outside the city limits, the opening of its military airport to civilian traffic, and the extension of its harbour facilities for ocean going vessels have all...

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Main Authors: Goh, Ban, Dieter, Hans
Format: Monograph
Language:English
Published: USM 1976
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description Butterworth is rapidly becoming an important urban centre in Peninsular Malaysia. The rapid industrialization taking place within and just outside the city limits, the opening of its military airport to civilian traffic, and the extension of its harbour facilities for ocean going vessels have all served to encourage further urban development. The considerably increased frequency of the car ferry service to Penang island (since 1975) is further evidence of the growing economic importance of the region and has led to a certain suburbanization of Butterworth in relation to Georgetown, where possibilities of areal extension are limited by lack of space on the mountainous island of Penang.
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spelling usm-441512019-04-23T01:39:36Z http://eprints.usm.my/44151/ Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth Goh, Ban Dieter, Hans JQ715.S116 Public administration -- Malaysia Butterworth is rapidly becoming an important urban centre in Peninsular Malaysia. The rapid industrialization taking place within and just outside the city limits, the opening of its military airport to civilian traffic, and the extension of its harbour facilities for ocean going vessels have all served to encourage further urban development. The considerably increased frequency of the car ferry service to Penang island (since 1975) is further evidence of the growing economic importance of the region and has led to a certain suburbanization of Butterworth in relation to Georgetown, where possibilities of areal extension are limited by lack of space on the mountainous island of Penang. USM 1976 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/44151/1/Landownership%20And%20Urban%20Development%20In%20Butterworth-Abstract.pdf Goh, Ban and Dieter, Hans (1976) Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth. Working Paper. USM. (Submitted)
spellingShingle JQ715.S116 Public administration -- Malaysia
Goh, Ban
Dieter, Hans
Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth
title Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth
title_full Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth
title_fullStr Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth
title_full_unstemmed Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth
title_short Kajian Hak Milik Tanah Bandar : Landownership And Urban Development In Butterworth
title_sort kajian hak milik tanah bandar : landownership and urban development in butterworth
topic JQ715.S116 Public administration -- Malaysia
url http://eprints.usm.my/44151/
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