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Your Hometown

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Mind Map on Your Hometown, created by Cristina Cabal on 14/11/2013.
Cristina Cabal
Mind Map by Cristina Cabal, updated more than 1 year ago
Cristina Cabal
Created by Cristina Cabal about 11 years ago
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Your Hometown
  1. dirty/clean MODERN/OLD crowded/uncrowded NOISY/QUIET beautiful/ugly BIG/SMALL
    1. No-Car Zones
      1. Pedestrianised areas
        1. Cars
          1. public transport (u)
            1. buses
              1. trains
                1. trams
                  1. traffic jams
                  2. Popular Places
                    1. crowded with people/tourists/children
                      1. old part of the city
                        1. Art Galleries/Museums/Parks/Cafes/Discos/Theatres
                        2. The City Centre/The Centre of the City
                          1. Streets
                            1. Noisy/Quiet Dirty/Clean
                              1. with plants/gardens
                              2. Air
                                1. clean/polluted
                                2. Buildings
                                  1. tall,new,modern
                                    1. cheap/expensive
                                    2. www.cristinacabal.com
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