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Dot forget to complete the exit form posted in the classroom.

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Whats growing on your plains today?

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Now that you have learnt about the  the physical features of your country use google slides to complete the assignment attached

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Jamaica's economy and tourism.  Using google slides show how visitors to our island enjoy features mentioned. Be sure to say how the citizens benefit from these persons.

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Lets look at some of our major mountains and rivers.

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Lets look at some of our major mountains and rivers.

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Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean. It's mostly mountainous. The island is ringed by numerous bays, small cays and islands, and white-sand beaches. In the origin of Jamaica is located a volcano. Jamaica can be divided into three landform regions: the eastern mountains, the central valleys and plateaus, and the coastal plains. The highest point is Blue Mountain Peak at 7,402 feet (2,256 m). Other mountains include the John Crow, Dry Harbour and the southern Manchester Plateau. There are over 100 in Jamaica, the Black River is the largest (widest) river at 73 km long, and the Rio Minho is the longest river in Jamaica.

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Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean. It's mostly mountainous. The island is ringed by numerous bays, small cays and islands, and white-sand beaches. In the origin of Jamaica is located a volcano. Jamaica can be divided into three landform regions: the eastern mountains, the central valleys and plateaus, and the coastal plains.

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Please share some of the landforms you know with us.

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Please share some of the landforms you know with us.

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Use the google drawings to share your information. Please attach completed assignment to the turn in section.

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What is meant by the term Landform?