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Throughout the history, being located on a coastal strip has made an immense contribution to a city’s creation of its unique identity. However, the rapid urbanization around the world has also had an impact on the coastal cities, causing some changes in their identities. As in some other coastal cities, various coastline structural readjustments in...
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... frequency of coastline use of the participants was as follows: 37% stated that they use it 2 to 4 times a week, 28% 1-3 times a month, 20% once a week, and 15% reported using it 5-7 times a week. The coastal strip appears to be used several times a week by the vast majority of those surveyed ( figure 8). ...
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