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A significant difference between urban and rural environments is the:
A significant difference between urban and rural environments is the:
- Prevalence of natural vegetation.
- Types of buildings.
- Availability of employment opportunities.
- Level of traffic and population density. (correct)
Which occupation is least likely to be found in a predominantly rural environment compared to an urban setting?
Which occupation is least likely to be found in a predominantly rural environment compared to an urban setting?
- Vendor
- Fisherman
- Farmer
- Engineer (correct)
What type of job is least likely to be created directly within a residential area?
What type of job is least likely to be created directly within a residential area?
- Mechanic
- Safety Officer (correct)
- Baker
- Hairdresser
Which of the land use options listed correlates directly with the job of a butcher?
Which of the land use options listed correlates directly with the job of a butcher?
If a new factory is established in a rural area, which of the following jobs would most likely experience an increase in demand in that area?
If a new factory is established in a rural area, which of the following jobs would most likely experience an increase in demand in that area?
A developer is deciding between building a new housing complex or a recreational park on a plot of land. Which factor should they primarily consider to align with sustainable land use principles?
A developer is deciding between building a new housing complex or a recreational park on a plot of land. Which factor should they primarily consider to align with sustainable land use principles?
Which scenario best exemplifies the relationship between industrial land use and job creation?
Which scenario best exemplifies the relationship between industrial land use and job creation?
How might a local government balance the need for increased residential land use with the preservation of natural physical features?
How might a local government balance the need for increased residential land use with the preservation of natural physical features?
Which of the following best illustrates the interdependence of different land use types within a community?
Which of the following best illustrates the interdependence of different land use types within a community?
A town is experiencing rapid population growth. Analyzing land use, what strategy would best address potential challenges related to increased traffic and strain on resources?
A town is experiencing rapid population growth. Analyzing land use, what strategy would best address potential challenges related to increased traffic and strain on resources?
How do man-made physical features primarily contribute to a community's development?
How do man-made physical features primarily contribute to a community's development?
Consider a scenario where a new industrial park is proposed near a residential area. What is the most important factor to evaluate to mitigate potential negative impacts?
Consider a scenario where a new industrial park is proposed near a residential area. What is the most important factor to evaluate to mitigate potential negative impacts?
A region is known for both its agricultural production and tourism based on natural landscapes. What strategy could best balance these competing land uses?
A region is known for both its agricultural production and tourism based on natural landscapes. What strategy could best balance these competing land uses?
Flashcards
Land Use
Land Use
The various ways land is developed and utilized for different activities.
Residential Land Use
Residential Land Use
Using land to build homes and communities.
Agricultural Land Use
Agricultural Land Use
Using land for growing crops and raising animals.
Industrial Land Use
Industrial Land Use
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Recreational Land Use
Recreational Land Use
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Natural Physical Features
Natural Physical Features
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Man-Made Physical Features
Man-Made Physical Features
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Job Creation from Land Use
Job Creation from Land Use
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Urban Environment
Urban Environment
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Rural Environment
Rural Environment
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Study Notes
- Land use involves developing and utilizing land for various activities.
Types of Land Use
- Residential: Building homes and communities.
- Commercial.
- Agricultural: Growing crops and rearing animals.
- Recreational: Building facilities for leisure activities.
- Industrial: Constructing factories.
- Roads for transport.
Residential Use
- Land is used to build homes, leading to the formation of communities.
- Governments sometimes construct housing projects for citizens.
Agricultural Use
- Large areas of land are dedicated to growing crops like citrus, cocoa, coffee, and vegetables.
- Land is also used for rearing animals such as cows, pigs, poultry, and fish.
Industrial Use
- Land accommodates industries like food processing, beverages, petroleum, chemical, and textiles.
- Examples of industries in Point Lisas include the methanol plant, urea plant, and steel mill.
Recreational Use
- Land is used to build facilities for enjoyment and leisure, including sporting facilities, water parks and recreational parks.
Types of Physical Features
- Land use can be divided into natural and man-made physical features.
- Natural physical features originate from the land itself
- Man-made physical features are constructed by humans.
Natural Physical Features
- Examples of natural physical features include forests, rivers, swamps, hills, mountains, and beaches.
- Specific examples include Maracas Valley, Caroni Swamp, Caroni Plain, Nariva Swamp, Bucco Reef, Pitch Lake, Devil's Wood Yard, and Caroni Bird Sanctuary.
Man-Made Physical Features
- These are features built and constructed by humans.
- Examples in Trinidad include schools, bridges, Piarco International Airport, colleges, San Fernando General Hospital, and Mount Hope Hospital.
- Examples in Tobago include A.N.R. Robinson International Airport, Mystery Tombstone, Scarborough General Hospital, schools, and malls.
Job Creation from Land Use
- Job creation depends on how land is used.
- A supermarket creates jobs such as manager, guard, cashier, supervisor, cleaner and box packer.
Land Uses and Job Creation
- Businesses like banks and schools: Tellers, managers, cashiers, loan officers, teachers, cleaners, vendors, clerks.
- Agriculture (farms): Farmers, vets, butchers, vendors.
- Residential areas (buildings, houses, bakeries, hospitals, shops, supermarkets): Bakers, hairdressers, dentists, maids, mechanics, cashiers.
- Factories or industries: Engineers, electricians, plumbers, technicians, safety officers.
Types of Environments
- Urban environment, also referred to as town, city, or borough.
- Rural environment, also referred to as the countryside.
- The environment refers to the surroundings, including places, buildings, people, and natural vegetation.
Urban Environment
- Typically busy with many recreational activities, traffic, and people.
- Characterized by large businesses.
- Often overcrowded and noisy.
Rural Environment
- Opposite of the urban environment.
- Homes are far apart.
- Not overpopulated, quiet environment with few businesses and limited traffic.
- Mayaro is a rural area where people can find jobs such as fishermen.
- Port of Spain and Arima are urban areas where people can find jobs such as businessmen and doctors.
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Explore different types of land use including residential, agricultural, industrial, and recreational purposes. Learn how land is utilized for building homes, growing crops, supporting industries, and creating recreational spaces. Examples of land use include housing projects, farms, and industrial plants.
