Yr 11 Geography - Spatial Patterns Flashcards
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Yr 11 Geography - Spatial Patterns Flashcards

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What is a Linear Pattern?

  • A pattern appearing as a line along a road (correct)
  • A pattern that collects around a central point
  • A random distribution of points on a map
  • A pattern with elements widely separated

    • What characterizes a Random Pattern?

  • Features cluster closely around a central point
  • Any point on a map is equally likely to occur (correct)
  • Elements are widely separated
  • Elements are arranged in a circle

    • What does a Peripheral Pattern refer to?

  • Elements are clustered around a focal point
  • A sparse distribution of features
  • New housing developments on the outskirts of a city (correct)
  • A dense arrangement of features

    • What describes a Nucleated Pattern?

    <p>Features clustered around a central point</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a Dispersed Pattern?

    <p>Widely separated elements</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a Clustered Pattern?

    <p>Many features concentrated close together</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What defines a Concentrated Pattern?

    <p>Dense arrangement of features close together</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is meant by a Sparse Pattern?

    <p>Few features in an area</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a Radial Pattern indicate?

    <p>A pattern originating from a central point</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What characterizes a Grid Pattern?

    <p>Parallel lines forming a structural layout</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Types of Spatial Patterns

    • Linear Pattern: Represents a line formation; common in structures like housing along roads.

    • Random Pattern: Each location on a map has equal probability of occurrence; no identifiable structure or arrangement.

    • Peripheral Pattern: Features located around the outer edge; exemplified by new housing developments on city outskirts.

    • Nucleated Pattern: Central clustering around a focal point; occurs in areas like houses near crossroads.

    • Dispersed Pattern: Elements are widely spaced apart; notable example includes farms scattered in New Zealand's South Island high country.

    • Clustered Pattern: Opposite of dispersed, with features concentrated in proximity; common in nightlife districts with many nightclubs near city centers.

    • Concentrated Pattern: Characterized by dense arrangement of features; in New Zealand, population heavily clustered in urban areas.

    • Sparse Pattern: Features are rare in a given area; often observed in settlements within desert regions.

    • Radial Pattern: Arises from a central point, radiating outward; typical of rivers that flow down from a mountain peak.

    • Grid Pattern: Consists of intersecting parallel lines; typical in urban planning with streets arranged in a grid layout.

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    Test your knowledge on types of spatial patterns in geography with these flashcards. Learn definitions and examples for linear, random, and peripheral patterns. Perfect for Year 11 students preparing for their geography assessments.

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