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What might a geographer identify on a physical map to explain the reason for a large settlement near a transportation corridor?

A. Access to freshwater


B. Temperate climate


C. A line of latitude


D. A mountain chain

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Answer:

The correct answer is - Access to freshwater.

Step-by-step explanation:

A transport corridor is a linear area that is made up of one or more type of transportation such as public transit, highways, subway or railways that shares a common route or course.

Access of water is one the major reason that makes the large settelement around these transport corridors among given options as climate or lattitude is not a reason to leads to such settelement.

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