Settlement Patterns & Population Density

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Settlement Patterns & Population Density

Settlement Dependent on available economic opportunities for people living in a area No jobs = people having to move to new settlement where jobs are available

3 Types of Settlement Linear Scattered Clustered

Linear Settlement When settlement has been established in a line-like pattern Historically, has occurred along major waterways because were major transportation and trade routes i.e. Champlain Quebec and other communities along the Saint Lawrence River

Scattered Settlement People are settled in areas far apart from each other Occurs when settlement has been established in an area where living conditions make it difficult to support large amounts of people i.e. Northern Canada

Clustered Settlement When settlements have been established very close to each other, with many people living together i.e. the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)

World Population Video http://worldpopulationhistory.org/map/1/mercator/ 1/0/25/

Population Density The average for a country of how many people live in a square kilometre (or mile) of land Calculated by dividing population of country by its area 3 Categories: sparse, moderate, dense

Sparse Population has 14 or less people per km2 Countries have small population in comparison to their land area Examples: Canada, Australia, Greenland

Moderate Population density has 15-149 people per km2 Countries have medium population size in comparison to their land area Examples: China, South Africa, United States

Dense Population density has 150 or more people per km2 Countries have small land area in comparison to their large populations Example: India, Monaco, South Korea

What affects Population Density? Countries which have high population densities usually have more desirable physical features (moderate climate, flat lands) and are rich in natural resources

Population Density Map KWL Use your devices to go to the link below Work with your group to analyse the population density map shown Complete a K-W-L chart for the population density map http://luminocity3d.org/WorldPopDen/#3/44.28/19.86 I/We Knew I/We Learned I/We Question