A conurbation can best be described as

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Geography - 1991 (Objective) Subject: Geography

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A conurbation can best be described as
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A conurbation refers to a region that comprises several towns or cities that have grown and expanded to the point where their suburbs have merged, creating a single large urban settlement. Essentially, it's a densely populated area made up of multiple cities and towns that are physically and economically interconnected. So, option B, "several towns whose suburbs have expanded and merged to form an urban sprawl," best describes a conurbation.
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