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Definition- Human Landscape shows evidence of human settlement such as buildings and infrastructure.

How Human landscapes were created

The human landscapes were cleared and modified by people.

Sometimes also referred to as cultural landscapes.

Landforms

harbours

mountains

Key Words

Infrastructure - basic constructions, roads, sewers, paths.

Settlement - colonisation of a region

Telecommunication - communication over distance by cable, telephone, broadcast.

Transport - take/carry people and goods to a different place.

Energy- the means of doing work by utilising matter or radiation.

Sewerage - a system of drainage by sewers.

Example in the World

New York City

Tokyo City

Osaka, Japan

Morocco

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In your groups, you are to create a post for an allocated landscape. Using Chapter 2.1 of your textbook, you need to include the following information:

Definition

How is this landscape created?

What landforms does it have?

Definitions of key words

Example in the world

Photo of your landscape

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Definition:
A desert is defined as an area of land which receives no more than 250 millimetres of rain per year.
How is this landscape created?

Lack of rain

Little vegetation

What land forms does it have?

Sand dunes

Rock

Gravel

Definitions of key words:

Hot desert: A desert with a high temperature and low precipitation.

Cold desert: Extremely cold Winters with more precipitation.

Vegetation: Plant life

Uninhabitable: Unsuitable for living in.

Examples in the world:

Hot deserts: Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, Sahara desert.

Cold deserts: Arctic and Antarctic deserts.

Death Valley (across parts of Nevada and California)

Wadi Rum (country of Jordan).

Erg Chebbi (Morocco)

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Definition
Relating to or situated on a river or river bank.
How Are Rivers Created?
It is formed by the natural movement of a water system
What Landforms Does It Have?

Delta

Drainage basin

Estuary

Flood plain

Gorge

Lake

Meander

Oxbow lake

River

Tributary

V-shaped valley

Waterfall

watershed

Definitions Of Key Words
Ecosystem- A term used to describe the way in which living organisms such as plants and animals in a particular area interact with the non-living organisms in that area such as water rocks and climate.

Agricultural- The cultivation of soil to produce crops and raising livestock.
Example On Earth
The Amazon river located in South America.

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Definition:
karst is a type of landscape where the dissolving of bedrock has created sinkholes, caves, springs and etc.

karst are rock like landscapes that normally have unique features such as caves, stalactites, springs and sink holes

How is this landscape created:
arst landscapes are formed when easily dissolve bedrock is worn away by slightly acidic water from an under ground source on the Earths surface

What Land forms does it have?

Caves

Stalactites

Springs

sinkholes

Rivers

Stalagmites

Definition of keywords

Stalagmites: its an upward growing spike coming out of         the ground in caves.

Stalactites: and downward growing spike coming out of the ceiling in caves.

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Definition:
A Mountain is an elevated landscape that goes above the landscape around it.

How Are Mountains Created:

Where the surface of the Earth has been pushed upwards.

Big forces in the Earth can crumple the surface into Mountain Chains.

What Landforms Does It Have:

Mountain

River

Hills

Plains

Waterfall

Volcano

Glacier

Examples In The World:

Mt. Everest (Asia (8848 m))

Mt. Kenya (Africa (5201 m))

Mt. Fuji (Asia (3776 m))

Rangitoto Volcano (New Zealand (260 m))

Mt. McKinley (North America (6194 m))

Glossary:
Elevate - Bring to higher position (lift).
Volcano - An opening in the Earth's crust through lava, gases etc, been expelled.

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Definition
The coast is where the land meets the sea. coastal landscapes are shaped by the natural forces of the wind and waves.
How is the coastal created?
The forces of the water wear away or build up the natural environment, constantly  changing its shape
What landforms does the coastal have?

headlands

cliffs

bays

spits

salt marshes

beaches

lagoons

Key Words
Geographers- study coastles, Earth and its atmosphere
Erosion- wearing away of land by waves and wind
Deposition- the building up of lands and deposits of sand and other materials
Examples in the world

beach

dunes

barriers

deltas

strand plains

lagoon

tidal flats