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Cars by 83%
What is the most common form of transport to the park?
100
12 million people.
How many people visit the lake district each year?
100
28% belongs to the National trust.
What amount of the Lake District belongs to the National Trust?
100
They repaired eroded footpaths.
What did they do to clean up the land?
100
3200 Km of footpaths
How many Km of footpaths are there?
200
Traffic
What do too many cars on the road cause?
200
They visit the lake district for the mountains, valley and lake scenery.
Why do people visit the lake district?
200
Private land.
What has the highest percent (58.7%) of land owners in the Lake District?
200
To leave private vehicles behind for a more favourable mode of transport.
What was advised to cut down traffic?
200
There is a mixture of natural and farmed landscapes
What is there a mixture of?
300
4 million visitors a year take walks 4 hours or longer which erodes the path.
What causes footpath erosion?
300
40,000 people.
How many people in total are in the lake district?
300
Scenery and landscape
What is the main reason for visiting the lake district?
300
They added cycle routes.
What did they add to limit cars?
300
The diversity is sandy coasts and clear rivers, rugged mountains and deep lakes, woodlands and moorland, wildlife and historic remains.
What is the diversity of landscapes?
400
Between locals and tourists.
Who do conflicts occur between?
400
Recreational activities.
What do present day tourists visit for?
400
Keswick
Where does the majority of holiday visitors go?
400
Trunk roads, County strategic roads, Local distributor roads, Local access roads.
What was added help with the traffic flow?
400
The work of frost and ice has caused tarns, narrow ridges and U-shaped valleys.
What has the work of frost and ice caused?
500
People who want to protect and conserve the area against the people who want to water ski and green road driving.
What two things does the two side of people want to use the land for?
500
Spiritual refreshment.
What did early day visitor come for?
500
Recreational visitors
What was the main purpose of the visit for holiday makers?
500
They integrated the rail, bus and lake steamer transport.
What did they do to the rail, bus and lake steamer transport?
500
Fresh water habitats, ancient broad leaved woodlands, limestone grassland, heath, Arctic-alpine communities.
What is the wide range of ecosystem?