Municipalities concerned by the circle of 15 kilometers around urban units in Côte d’Or

All municipalities included or crossed by a circle of 15 km around the communal boundaries of an urban unit (UU) of more than 15,000 inhabitants and not included in a territorial coherence scheme (Scot). — The concept of urban unity is based on the continuity of the building and the number of inhabitants. An urban unit is a municipality or group of municipalities with a continuous building area (no cut-off of more than 200 metres between two buildings) with at least 2,000 inhabitants. If the urban unit is located in a single municipality, it is referred to as an isolated city. If the urban unit extends over several municipalities, and each of these municipalities concentrates more than half of its population in the continuous built-up area, it is referred to as a multi-communal agglomeration. Municipalities which do not form part of an urban unit are considered to be rural: municipalities with no continuous built-up area of 2000 inhabitants, and those with less than half of the municipal population in a continuous built-up area.