Geography
Communities
Population
Factors
Regions
100

Study of the natural features of the Earth’s surface including landforms, climate, ocean currents and flora and fauna

Physical geography

100

Areas that are often agricultural and located outside towns and cities.

Rural area

100

how we describe where people choose to live in a country.

Population distribution

100

Features of the physical landscape that attract people initially.

Site factors

100

Canada has this many regions

5

200

Study of people and their communities, cultures, economies and interactions with the environment

Human Geography

200

Towns and cities with a population of 1000 or more.

Urban

200

A measure of how closely people live together in a given country OR area.

Population density

200

A sites relationship to other places.  

Situational factors

200

Characteristics of Regions can  be divided in 4 Categories. These are:

  • 1. Location

  • 2. Physical and Cultural Characteristics

  • 3. Political Perspective

  • and...

 Hierarchy

300

________of  a region determines whether it is a good place to settle based on its natural resources such as soil, water supply and/or its climate.

Physical environment

300

Usually have fewer amenities such as:

Hospitals, shopping malls, movie

theaters, universities

Rural community

300

This is simply an analogy (comparison) of how the population of Canada is pockets of settlements, that looks like a group of islands

Archipelago effect

300

The biggest site factors (physical features) that attracted people to St. John’s?

Secure habour

300

Communities within a region share a geographic location. NL, NS, PEI, and NB,  are referred to as

Atlantic Canada

400

few people live there because of poor soil and climate

arctic lowlands

400
St. John's is an example of this type of community
Urban
400

Netherlands has a high population density. True or False

True

400

A relational (situational factor) related to the location of St. John`s

Most easterly point in NL - closest to England

400

Alberta, SK, and MB are often referred to as

The prairies

500
  • The introduction of the automobile

  • Clear cutting forests

  • Mountain mining

  • Global warming

  • These are examples of

Human Activities Change The Physical Environment

500

Gambo is this type of community

Rural

500

The population of Newfoundland is 1000000. true or false

False

500

Settlements decline because of this

 lack of services / quality of services

500

Regions contain smaller regions within them. This is called

 hierarchy