1621 KB38 KB192520251983Jakoš, Aleksanderštevilka:55str. 61-72ISSN:0350-3895COBISSID_HOST:162499URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-ORXR59JHslZveza geografskih društev SlovenijeGeografski vestnikdemografijapodeželska območjaprehodna območjarast prebivalstvaregionalizacijaurbana območjaurbanizacijaSocialnogeografska homogena območja v SR Sloveniji|The article deals with regionalisation of Slovenia with the help of typology of registration areas. After a short overview through literature the author presents typology of registration areas. The adjacent registration areas of the same type were joined into 125 homogenous regions which are in the similar way classified into 8 types. They are divided into three main groups: urban (1) transitional (2) and rural (3). Division is made on the basis of some previous studies about this typology some studies about functional areas and other data. All of the 391 registration areas of Slovenia were classified into 8 types: 1a) Towns are defined with population number, sociodemographic typology made by factor analyse and the share of working places in primary, secondary, tertiary and quarternary sectors. The most Slovenian towns belong to that type and also have typical problems like infrastructural tresholds, public transportation, polution etc. 1b) Urban areas with population concentration. Characteristic for them is more than 5% population growth in the period 1971-1981. In these areas there are conflicts between the expansion of towns and the surrounding agricultural land use. Almost all the largest Slovenian towns are surrounded by the good agricultur land. 1c) Urban areas are defined with population stagnation which coincides with the lagging behind their general development. 2a) Population concentration areas are many times only the result of spill over of some bigger cities and on the other hand centers of local development in rural areas. 2b) Transitional areas are the most typical for Slovenia but according to regional diversities they differ among themselves quite a lot. For these areas the conflict between urban and rural population and agrarian and nonagrarian land use can be expected. 2c) Population exodus areas are usually also marginal areas with all the consequences like bad sex and age structure, lack of working places, bad accessibility etc. 3c) Rural areas in Slovenia are mostly in north-east part where are the best possibilities for agriculture. As a limit to the transitional areas the 25 per cent share of agricultural population was used. These areas do not suffer from rural exodus. 3b) Rural exodus areas are alike population exodus areas only that share of rural population is higher. Especially in west and south Slovenia rural exodus areas are very problematic meanwhile in some parts of north-east Slovenia rural exodus is still normal because agricultural population density is still too highTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZveza geografov Slovenije