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Von Thünen Model is a theory developed in the 19th century by a German economist that outlines how rural hinterlands organize agricultural production around a central urban market. The model proposes fundamental patterns and principles of land use in agriculture. The roots of the theory of agricultural location extend back to Johann Heinrich Von Thünen’s 1826 work, Der Isolierte Staat (The Isolated State). The model’s key contribution lies in treating the spatial characteristics of a property as