'Upper course' diaporamas de présentation

Rivers

1.23k views • 70 slides

Unit 1.3B_4 River Landforms

Unit 1.3B_4 River Landforms. Now you know a bout the processes that enable the river to change. What does the river look like?. River Valley Development

424 views • 29 slides

Twenty Questions

Twenty Questions . Year 7 Rivers & Weather and Climate Autumn Term. Twenty Questions. 1. What is an anemometer for?. Measuring the wind speed. 2. In which course of a river do meanders form?. Middle course. 3. Who was the first person to go off Niagara Falls in a barrel?.

355 views • 22 slides

Unit 2

Unit 2. River processes produce distinctive landforms in their valley. The drainage basin. What is a watershed? Flash animation of how rain falling on to the landscape will drain into a river. River channel: the area in which a river flows.

410 views • 22 slides

Land Use Unit

Land Use Unit. Land Use: Identification & Suitability Land Use: Benefits & Problems Land Use: Conflicts & Solutions (National Parks). Land Use . Learning Outcomes Identify different Land Use (from OS Map). Explain why the Land Use is suitable for that area. Different Land Uses.

883 views • 17 slides

River in the Upper Course

467 views • 15 slides

River profile

River profile. Longitudinal profile. Fluvial/River- Areas. The path the river follows from its source to mouth is known as the river's course . When studying rivers we often divide it into 3 main sections, the upper course ; middle course and lower course .

910 views • 12 slides

19 November 2008 A Canoe Journey Down the River Severn

147 views • 11 slides

The long profile of a river

The long profile of a river. Upper course

883 views • 10 slides

THE RIVER TEES

THE RIVER TEES. BY STEPHEN MCLOONE. Source. The source of the river is located 893m above sea level! It begins in Cumbria, in the North of England. Where does it flow?. The river flows Eastwards for 137km It then ends up at the North sea between Redcar and Hartlepool.

788 views • 10 slides

Geography Project

Geography Project. Name: Loh Ben Heng Class: Y8A Teacher Kalpana Kishore Kumar. Contents:. Introduction Upper Cour se Middle Course Lower Course. Introduction. A river is made up of 3 parts:. Upper Course. Middle Course. Lower Course. The Upper Course.

273 views • 10 slides

The drainage basin.

The drainage basin. SPECIFICATION TARGET: know the meaning of the following drainage basin terms: watershed, confluence, tributary, source and mouth. The drainage basin. All rivers receive a water supply and the area of land this comes from is known as a drainage basin .

806 views • 9 slides

Coastal flooding in Bangladesh

Coastal flooding in Bangladesh. Aims. You will understand how coastal flooding occurs in Bangladesh. (Causes). How does coastal flooding affect peoples lives? (Effects, Citizenship). How can the problem of coastal flooding be limited to help the people of Bangladesh. Where is Bangladesh?.

676 views • 6 slides

Re-Cap of the Hydrological Cycle

Re-Cap of the Hydrological Cycle. Task 1: What are the main processes in the hydrological cycle? 2. How is a balance maintained within the hydrological cycle?. The River Course. The Upper Course. The River Channel:

226 views • 6 slides

V-Shaped valleys and Interlocking Spurs.

V-Shaped valleys and Interlocking Spurs. V-Shaped Valleys. V- Shaped Valleys are found in the upper course of the river, where water flows quickly through a narrow channel with a steep gradient. V-Shaped Valley formation.

281 views • 6 slides

V-Shaped valleys and Interlocking Spurs.

V-Shaped valleys and Interlocking Spurs. V-Shaped Valleys. V- Shaped Valleys are found in the upper course of the river, where water flows quickly through a narrow channel with a steep gradient. V-Shaped Valley formation.

659 views • 6 slides

Potholes

Potholes. By Angus. Where?. Potholes can be found in the upper course of the river, they can only be found in areas where the river bedrock is solid, but it has to be a type of soft rock for example limestone. formation.

325 views • 5 slides