New
Key Geography for GCSE Links - Chapter 10 - Settlement
& urban growth
What
are the different functions of settlements?
- pages 152 and 153 and Activity Sheet 10.3
Online
activity
Click
on the link to the multimap website http://www.multimap.com/,
after you have read through the following instructions:
1. Use the search facility on
the site to find 1: 50 000 maps for each of the
settlements named in the table.
2. Look carefully at each map
together with Diagram A on page 152 of the pupil’s
book, identify the original and present-day functions
of each settlement using the maps.
3. To write up your findings
in a table you could copy and paste the table
below into a word processing file, quoting the
map evidence in the final column, it would be
useful to include 6 figure grid references here.
4. In the final row of the table
write in the name of your local town or city and
repeat the activity for this settlement.
Settlement |
Original
function |
Present-
day function |
Map
evidence |
| Great
Yarmouth |
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| Dover |
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| Coventry |
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| Merthyr
Tydfil |
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| Cambridge |
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What
were the CBD and inner city zones like? -
pages 158 and 159
What were the suburbs and the rural-urban
fringe zones like? - pages 160 and 161
and Activity sheet 10.7
ICT
activity
Click
on the link to the Multimap website http://www.multimap.com/
after you have read the following instructions:
a) Type in Carlisle in the search
box on the Multimap home page.
b) Select 1: 50 000 scale
c) Locate the inner city area
399555, click on the area and zoom into it at
1:10 000.
d) Once this image has downloaded
click on the aerial photo button.
e) Copy and paste the aerial
photograph into a desk top publishing file, compare
it with your annotated map and use the software
tools to label features.
f) Repeat the process for the
suburb at Knowefield at 402557.
What are the main urban problems in London?
- pages 162 and 163
Activity
2 page 163
Write a report on the urban problems of London,
and identify strategies to solve these problems.
You
will find information to help you with this, on
pages 162 and 163 of the pupil’s book, together
with the following websites:
london.gov.uk
is the official website for the Mayor of London
and the London Assembly
http://www.london.gov.uk/approot/index.jsp
This site includes a section about the issues facing
London, and the strategies that are being put in
place to solve these problems.
News
stories
BBC News
Friday, 21 June, 2002, 11:34 GMT 12:34 UK
Wealthy only welcome
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2042774.stm
This article outlines the housing problems that
exist in London, in particular high house prices
and the need for affordable homes.
Monday,
26 February, 2001, 02:06 GMT
London slides down world table
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/1189850.stm
London was losing ground on other cities around
the world in terms of the quality of life of the
city’s inhabitants. The article outlines some
of the problems facing the city.
Tuesday,
5 March, 2002, 15:23 GMT
London teachers 'can't afford to live'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/1855323.stm
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