SITE AND SITUATION FACTORS

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Types of Communities Unit 1 Activity 5. Three Types of Communities Rural Suburban Urban.

Advertisements

Section 2: Settlement Site, Function and Hierarchy

Population and Settlement – Study Questions

Settlement over time By Kitae Kim.

Changing Urban Environments Why are the world’s cities growing so fast? How are cities changing? Are cities in the poorer countries of the world places.

Urban Settlement Patterns. Urban and Rural Interactions Agricultural Revolution – cultivation of plants and animals. More time to specialize in non-farming.

Urban Settlement Patterns. Urban Settlement Urbanization - the process by which an area changes from being rural to being urban. It includes a great increase.

Geographical skills to describe site and situation Linked to paper 1: skills.

Rural Settlement Patterns

URBAN GEOGRAPHY CHAPTER 4 SECTION 4.

Rural Settlement Patterns

CLASIFICATION OF SETTLEMENT ACCORDING TO PATTERN OR SHAPE .

Starter Task: What do you think the first cities looked like? DRAW or DESCRIBE. Extension Task: Why do you think people settled so closely to each other?

Settlement Over Time By: Jaden. Some Vocabulary CBD = Central Business District Linear = Town with lined shape. Dispersed = Town with each building far.

WORLD SETTLEMENT TYPES. DEFINITION OF SETTLEMENT. -A settlement may be defined as a Group of building with people living In them for purposes of engaging.

Settlement Patterns.

Changes in Cities T h i s i s a P o w e r P o i n t o f t h e c h a n g e s i n N e w Y o r k, P a r i s a n d L o n d o n i n , ,

URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS

Urban Settlement Patterns

The Geography of Settlement

SETTLEMENT PATTERNS Rural and Urban Life.  Large areas with low concentrations of people.  Smaller areas with high concentrations of people RuralUrban.

1 Settlement functions Functions are like parties, yeh?

Settlement Patterns.

URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS

Chapter 3 Site and Settlement Factors. Site Factors This term refers to the physical landscape of the location. Examples of site factors include: Transportation:

Functions are like parties, yeh?

Site,Settlement and Situation Unit

Lesson title: Rural settlements. Functions and locations

Site, Situation and Function

Geography of Canada Urban Landscapes. Urban and Rural Landscapes 1.Population Distribution 2.Settlement Patterns 3.Urbanization 4.Urban Hierarchy.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Chapter 18 _________________________ _____________________ ___________________ __________________ _________________ ______________.

Site and Situation.

GROWTH AND DECLINE OF SETTLEMENTS P GROWTH When Canada was formed (1867) Canada was mainly an agricultural country. Atlantic Canada developed very.

3.3 Communities Across Canada. Communities Across Canada Every major city in Canada progressed through the following urban hierarchy according to size:

Urban Settlement Patterns

Chapter 4, Section 4 Urban Geography.

WALT: Identify the function of a Settlement… What can you remember from last week about Hierarchy. What goes at the bottom, what goes on the top. Write.

URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS CGC1D. Definition: Urban Areas more than 1000 people living together in a city or town nearly 80% of Canadians live in urban.

THE CENTRAL PLACE THEORY Key Terms: Basic/Non-Basic Industry Multiplier Effect Range Threshold Low Order Good High Order Good Urban Hierarchy Site and.

Chapter 3 Canada’s People. Remember those “things” from Chapter 2? The landforms that we discussed in chapter 2 will be brought up in this chapter Landforms.

Intro to Services Types of Services Origin of Services.

Based on: Tom Abbott, Biddulph High School and made available through and only for non commercial use in schools Settlement Sites.

Site,Settlement and Situation Unit Standard Grade Geography.

What is a settlement pattern? What might influence this pattern?

Human Geography –Settlement – site, situation & function Chapter 4

Settlement Patterns.

Rural Patterns.

Pre-note activity Use a piece of paper to represent a rural area. -draw two rivers that connect -divide the area in into 1/3 field, 1/3 forest and 1/3.

Settlement Patterns Rural and Urban Life.

Urban Land Use (chapter 21)

Geographic Influences on Identity Place and People

Types of Services.

Settlement part 2.

Cities & Urban Land Use Unit 5. Cities & Urban Land Use Unit 5.

Settlement Revision Booket

An introduction to settlements!

URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS

Urban Land Use (chapter 21)

Chapter 12 Key Issue #2 Where are Contemporary Services Located?

Human Settlement/ Population Pyramids

Industrial Revolution

Location Describes where a place is. Location can be

suburbanisation is when ...

Location, Climate, Natural Resources, Population Density, Trade

A large part is covered with farms, woodland and grasslands

Settlement Definitions

Laws of Migration.

Or shown another way …. or shown another way …

Presentation transcript:

SITE AND SITUATION FACTORS Chapter 3 – Population text p. 43

Settlements Definition: a settlement is any place where people live together. It could be a city (Saint John), a village (Sussex Corner) or a hamlet (Norton)

There are settlements in urban and rural areas www.harcourtschool.com www.etrippers.com Urban areas= cities and towns Rural areas = villages, in the country

How do people choose a spot to settle? The site of a settlement is chosen because of natural advantages.

A source of potable water

Good defence

Roads

The landscape

Distance

Resources

Situation factors The transformation (over time) of a settlement into a city depends on situation factors. A settlement needs a reason or function for it’s existance in order to survive. Commercial centres – Where people can buy and sell products. Industrials centres – Where products are manufactured in factories. Ports – Where products are imported from or exported to other countries. Vacation destination – Where people go on vacation or to relax.

Commercial centres

Industrial centres

Ports

A vacation destination

University towns

Religious centres

Transport Hubs

Models of settlement The structure of the model depends on the landscape surrounding the settlement. Types of settlements: dispersed –homes and buildings are spread out nuclear – homes and buildings are grouped together linear – houses and buildings are in a line

Planned cities