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Local place case study - Kendal
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Bethany Pringle
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Recap on concept of place:
Location
is position of a particular point on the surface of
earth
Locale
is the physical setting for
relationships
between ppl
A sense of place is the
emotions
someone attaches to an area based on their experiences
due to
glob
> place can change over time as its physical setting and cultures are influenced by new ideas or tech
National location of Kendal:
Latitude and
longitude
: 54.326N and 2.745W
west coast main line 1km outside Kendal
M6 motorway 12km to east
Regional location of Kendal:
NW of
England
and SW of country
8 miles
SE
of
Windermere
,
20 miles
N
of
Lancaster
, 20 miles NE of
Barrow-in-Furness
and
40 miles
NW
of Skipton
in the valley of
the River of Kent
A6
runs N to S through town and links Lancaster and S and
Penrith
and
Carlisle
to N
County location of Kendal:
Cumbria
Cumbria borders
Lancashire
to S,
Dumfries and Galloway
to N (
Scotland
),
Northumberland
to NE and Durham to E and N Yorkshire to SE
S
edge
of Lake District
Location within county/ local location of Kendal:
near
Lake District
national park formed
1951
but not in it
Oxenholme
station railway links Kendal and
Windermere
Kendal stands on
River Kent
surrounded by
low hills
,
Benson Knott
to E and
Scouts Scar
and
Cunswick Scar
to W > large area of
limestone hills