Geography

• Physical Geography


  consists of all living and non-living things that are found naturally, as well as the natural processes that occur on the earth.
• The four components of the physical environment

  Atmosphere

  Hydrosphere

  Lithosphere

  Biosphere
• Atmosphere


  The atmosphere is the layer of gases and tiny particles that surrounds the Earth
• Hydrosphere


  refers to all the water found on the Earth and in the atmosphere

  The _____enables water to move continuously between the Earth's surface, the atmosphere and underground.
• Lithosphere


  The _____is the solid layer of rock that forms the Earth's surface.
• Biosphere


  refers to all living things on the Earth, including plant and animal life found on land and in the sea. It is dependant on the other components of the physical environment.
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• Physical Geography


  consists of all living and non-living things that are found naturally, as well as the natural processes that occur on the earth.
• The four components of the physical environment

  Atmosphere

  Hydrosphere

  Lithosphere

  Biosphere
• Atmosphere


  The atmosphere is the layer of gases and tiny particles that surrounds the Earth
• Hydrosphere


  refers to all the water found on the Earth and in the atmosphere

  The hydrosphere enables water to move continuously between the Earth's surface, the atmosphere and underground.
• Lithosphere


  The lithosphere is the solid layer of rock that forms the Earth's surface.
• Biosphere


  refers to all living things on the Earth, including plant and animal life found on land and in the sea. It is dependant on the other components of the physical environment.
• Human Geography


  Is the branch of geography that involves the study of human life in the built environment.
• Built environment


  The built environment is created through human-made changes to the physical environment. It provides the setting for a variety of human activities and interactions among people.
• The built environment


  Has many aspects, such as housing and transport systems
• Housing


  refers to structures or buildings developed by people to shelter themselves from the elements
• Housing can be...


  temporary or permanent
• Transport systems


  refer to the equipment, infrastructure and networks that supports the movement of people and goods from one location to another.
• 4 key geographical concepts are...

  Space, environment, place, scale
• Space ( geographical concept)

  refers to a physical area on the Earths surface. Schools, shopping centers and parks are found in different physical areas.
• Space vs Place

  Space is general while place is specific
• Spatial pattern

  The location of individual geographical features such as mountain or roads, may be arranged across an area in a particular way.
• Spatial patterns can be identified as..

  Linear or cluster

  
• Physical Geography

  consists of all living and non-living things that are found naturally, as well as the natural processes that occur on the earth.
• The four components of the physical environment

  Atmosphere

  Hydrosphere

  Lithosphere

  Biosphere
• Atmosphere

  The atmosphere is the layer of gases and tiny particles that surrounds the Earth
• Hydrosphere

  refers to all the water found on the Earth and in the atmosphere

  The hydrosphere enables water to move continuously between the Earth's surface, the atmosphere and underground.
• Lithosphere

  The lithosphere is the solid layer of rock that forms the Earth's surface.
• Biosphere

  refers to all living things on the Earth, including plant and animal life found on land and in the sea. It is dependant on the other components of the physical environment.
• Human Geography

  Is the branch of geography that involves the study of human life in the built environment.
• Built environment

  The built environment is created through human-made changes to the physical environment. It provides the setting for a variety of human activities and interactions among people.
• The built environment

  Has many aspects, such as housing and transport systems
• Housing

  refers to structures or buildings developed by people to shelter themselves from the elements
• Housing can be...

  temporary or permanent
• Transport systems

  refer to the equipment, infrastructure and networks that supports the movement of people and goods from one location to another.
• 4 key geographical concepts are...

  Space, environment, place, scale
• Space ( geographical concept)

  refers to a physical area on the Earths surface. Schools, shopping centers and parks are found in different physical areas.
• Space vs Place

  Space is general while place is specific
• Spatial pattern

  The location of individual geographical features such as mountain or roads, may be arranged across an area in a particular way.