flooding and erosion. Clustered development may also reduce travel
distances within a development, but not necessarily between home and work if they are situated indifferent parts of the area.
In figure 4, the development in A has been clustered so that it occupies half or less than half of the land area in each of the large squares. In B,
the same amount of development in each large square is more evenly distributed. Thus B’s development is more sprawl-like overall on this dimension.
Wrestling
Sprawl to the Ground693Figure 4. Clustering: The Degree to Which Development Has BeenShare with your friends: 
