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A spring line settlement pattern appears on a map as

  • A.a town standing where several roads meet
  • B.houses ringing the shore of a large lake
  • C.villages in a row along the foot of a scarp
  • D.farms scattered evenly across a wide plateau

Answer: C

Correct answer: villages in a row along the foot of a scarp

Where a permeable stratum overlies an impermeable one, water emerges as springs along the junction, and settlements grew at those springs before piped supply existed. A row of villages at one level along a scarp is therefore a strong indication of the geology beneath.

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