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The 21 pages that link to Rural-to-urban migration, each with the reason it gives.

• UrbanizationRelated: This movement directly increases the urban share of a population.

• Rural depopulationRelated: It is a direct source of rural population loss, especially when young adults leave.

• Informal settlementRelated: Migration can increase demand for affordable urban housing faster than formal supply grows.

• Rural developmentRelated: Migration changes rural labor supply, household incomes, and demand for local services.

• Urbanization in IndiaRelated: It redirects population toward Indian cities, though natural increase also contributes to urban growth.

• Environmental migrationRelated: Environmental livelihood losses can accelerate this familiar route without being its sole cause.

• Rural sociologyRelated: Migration reshapes rural populations, family structures, labor supply, and community continuity.

• Urbanization in the PhilippinesRelated: It channels people toward city labor markets and services, especially around major metropolitan centers.

• Urbanization in IranRelated: Migration from villages has been a major source of Iran’s urban population growth.

• Urbanization in South KoreaRelated: Millions of South Koreans left rural communities for urban work and education.

• Primate cityRelated: Migration toward a dominant city can enlarge its population faster than those of secondary cities.

• Rural areaRelated: This migration can reshape rural population size, age structure, and local economies.

• SlumRelated: Rapid migration can outpace the supply of affordable urban housing.

• Soviet famine of 1946–1947Related: Food scarcity encouraged some people to seek survival in urban areas.

• Development geographyRelated: Uneven opportunities and changing rural livelihoods help drive migration toward cities.

• NouakchottRelated: Migration helped drive Nouakchott’s rapid expansion and concentration of population.

• W. Arthur LewisRelated: It is a major channel through which labor shifts from traditional agriculture into modern employment.

• AulRelated: Migration has altered the populations and economic roles of many auls.

• KampongRelated: Migration changes kampong populations and connects village households to urban economies.

• Monte ÁguilaRelated: Population shifts affect the town’s workforce, services, and relationship with nearby cities.