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Landforms in the middle course of a river
Meanders
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Landforms in the lower course of a river
Coves
Urbanisation
Levees
Flood plains
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The river is located in
Dorset
,
England
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The river is
30
miles long
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The river's source is at
Alton Pancra
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The river flows from its source to its
mouth
at
Waleham
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Landforms in the upper course of a river
V-shaped
valley
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The river's catchment area is mostly rural
chalk downland
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The
Jurassic
Coast in Dorset, England is a
UNESCO
World Heritage site
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The
Jurassic
Coast stretches from Devon to Old
Harry Stack
in Dorset
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Coastal management techniques used in
Swanage
Sea wall
Groynes
Beach nourishment
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Cotton
was imported to
Manchester
from the USA in the 1890s
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The
Manchester Ship Canal
was built in the
1900s
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The
Manchester Ship Canal
led to community development in the
1960s
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The Manchester Ship Canal declined in the 1960s as it became too
small
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Salford Quays
was redeveloped from the former
docks
in the 1980s and 1990s
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Salford Quays now includes the
Lowry
Theatre,
art gallery
, cafes, and residential flats
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MediaCityUK was developed in
Salford Quays
in the 2007, costing £550m and hosting 5 BBC studios
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MediaCityUK has added
10,000
jobs to the local community
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The University of
Salford
moved to
MediaCityUK
in 2010
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The population of Leeds is 800,000
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Leeds
has a large student population of
30,000
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Leeds faces challenges with long waiting lists and rising
rents
reducing
housing
quality
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Leeds has over 1.4 million workers and is an important industrial and
entertainment
centre
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Leeds
has an integrated
transport
network
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Leeds produces 150,000 tonnes of
waste
per year
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Leeds has high levels of
inequality
, the
highest
in the UK
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The
Somerset
Levels experienced severe flooding in
2014
which had physical, social and economic impacts
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The
flooding
in Somerset Levels led to the use of
emergency pumps
and dredging to help affected villages
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The flooding in Somerset Levels had major impacts on
agriculture
and
livestock
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