The geographical and chronological features in residential land development in Osaka Prefecture

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  • 大阪府における住宅・宅地開発地の変遷の地形による比較
  • オオサカフ ニ オケル ジュウタク タクチ カイハツチ ノ ヘンセン ノ チケイ ニ ヨル ヒカク

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Historical change in residential land development was analyzed as a preliminary study to evaluate the effect of urbanization on regional biodiversity. The area of the residential land development in Osaka Prefecture (excluding Osaka City) from 1955 to 1989 was 17,015 ha (10.2% of total area). That was 4,176 ha (3.2%) in low land, 3,539 ha (11.6%) in table land, 6,941 ha (40.2%) in hilly areas, and 2,359 ha (3.5%) in mountainous areas and the foot of mountains. The proportion of developed areas was highest in the hill. The development was highest in the 1960s, and the development rate decreased after 1975. The large development has concentrated on hills and mountains after 1980.

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