Atlanta metropolitan area fringe

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The Atlanta metropolitan area fringe is the outermost, less densely developed zone surrounding the core Atlanta metro region, where suburban and rural communities transition into the broader countryside.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf metropolitan fringe area
suburban–rural transition zone
borderedBy core Atlanta metropolitan area NERFINISHED
rural Georgia countryside
characterizedBy automobile-dependent development patterns
commuter populations traveling to core Atlanta
exurban growth
lower population density than core Atlanta metro
mix of suburban and rural land uses
ongoing residential development
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demographicTrend population growth driven by in-migration from core metro
developmentPattern leapfrog development in some corridors
outward metropolitan expansion
economicLink labor market integration with core Atlanta
environmentalIssue increased vehicle emissions from long commutes
loss of habitat due to low-density development
governance multiple county and municipal jurisdictions
hasLandUse agricultural land
emerging commercial corridors
forested land
low-density residential
housingType single-family detached homes dominate
infrastructureCharacteristic limited public transit options
reliance on arterial roads and highways
locatedIn Atlanta metropolitan area NERFINISHED
oftenAssociatedWith conversion of farmland to residential use
longer average commute times for residents
pressure on local infrastructure and services
urban sprawl around Atlanta
partOf Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Alpharetta metropolitan statistical area fringe NERFINISHED
planningConcern management of growth and land-use change
preservation of open space and rural character
transportation congestion on radial highways
spatialRelation outermost ring of Atlanta’s developed region
transition zone between suburban Atlanta and rural Georgia
state Georgia
tendsToInclude exurban commuter communities
large-lot subdivisions
small towns and unincorporated communities
transportationMode primarily automobile-based commuting

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Dawson County isPartOf Atlanta metropolitan area fringe
Lumpkin County partOf Atlanta metropolitan area fringe
this entity surface form: Atlanta metropolitan area (outer region)
Jasper County, Georgia isInMetropolitanArea Atlanta metropolitan area fringe
this entity surface form: Atlanta metropolitan area (outer fringe)