Abstract
The homogeneous-grid spatial structure of rural habitats is a special spatial type in less developed rural areas. The paper analyzed the homogenization distribution characteristics from the aspects of size and density, and analyzed the gridded morphological characteristics from the aspects of space skeleton and land use. The author concludes that economies scale, industrial development, natural conditions and facilities construction are the main driving forces for the formation of this spatial type.
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