SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF USTKA AND TENDENCIES OF CHANGES IN A PERIOD OF SYSTEM TRANSFORMATIONS
Journal Title: Baltic Coastal Zone - Year 2007, Vol 11, Issue 1
Abstract
This article introduces the transformation process in functional and spatial structure in Ustka. The present spatial structure and land utilization in this town was influenced by numerous historical, cultural and natural conditions. The research shows that transformation processes and development trends observed in small holiday resorts located by the sea result from substituting former economic and service functions by tourist and service functions connected with providing tourist and health protection facilities in holiday and spa centers.
Authors and Affiliations
Eugeniusz Rydz, Iwona Jażewicz
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