Evaluating the performance of the city's physical development on the developments of the surrounding villages in the territory of Talash nomads with an emphasis on the mediation of positioning (case study: Razvanshahr)

The relations between the settlements and especially between the city and the village, which mainly manifests itself in the form of flows of population, goods, capital, ideas, information and innovation, is a spatial-spatial and geographical phenomenon. Recognizing, explaining and discovering the general laws that govern it, in the framework of mutual relations between man and the environment, is a geographical issue and has special theoretical and practical importance.

Purpose of the research:

 The purpose of the present research is to evaluate the performance of the physical development of the city on the developments of the surrounding villages with the mediating role of the location in the territory of the nomads of Rezvan Shahr city.

In terms of the purpose, the current research is considered part of applied research, and in terms of the method, it is quantitative. The statistical population of the current research includes two parts, it includes 8 rural settlements around the city of Rezvan Shahr, and the sample size is 330 samples according to the total number of households in the studied villages (2333 households). The second part also includes expert and elite people in the field of the present Geographical area of research: In the territory of the nomads of the surrounding villages of Rezvan Shahr city, it has been investigated.

The physical development of Rezvan Shahr city, due to the expansion of its relations with the surrounding villages, has brought about many effects and changes in the dimensions (economic, social-cultural, physical and environmental-ecological), which is one of the most important of them. We can refer to economic developments.

The city of Rezvan Shahr and the surrounding villages are two geographical phenomena that have changes and transformations in their structural and functional areas in dimensions (economic, social, physical and environmental)