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Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY The Geography of China Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY

Satellite View of China

China’s Provinces

China—Asia’s Superpower

China vs. the U. S. in Size China United States SOURCE: Topic 5: “The Awakening Giant” by Dr. Jean-Paul Rodrigue, Dept. of Economics & Geography, Hofstra University.

Comparing China & the U. S. United States Size 3.7 million square miles 3.6 million square miles Main physical barrier Himalayas Rockies Main River Yangtze / East - West Mississippi / North – South Population East Coast Connectivity problems North - South East - West

Countries & Regions Russia Mongolia N. Korea S> Korea Tibet Indian Subcontinent Taiwan Southeast Asia Philippines

Cities BEIJING Harbin Nanjing Shanghai Xi’an Lhasa Taipei Guangzhou Hong Kong Macao

Completed Political Map Harbin Mongolia BEIJING N. Korea S> Korea Tibet Nanjing Shanghai Xi’an Lhasa Indian Subcontinent Taipei Taiwan Guangzhou Hong Kong Macao Southeast Asia Philippines

Topography

China’s Topography

Percentages of Different Landforms

Pacific “Rim of Fire”

Bodies of Water Amur River Sea of Japan Yellow Sea Huang-He River Yangtze River Xi River Pacific Ocean South China Sea

The Polluted Yellow River!

The Yangtze River

Mountains & Peaks Altai Mts. Greater Khingan Tian Shan Kunlun Shan Himalayan Mts.

The Great Wall of China

Deserts & Plateaus Gobi Desert Taklamakan Desert Tibetan Plateau

Valleys / Plains / Basins Manchurian Plain North China Plain Tarim Basin Sichuan Basin

North China Plain

Agricultural Regions in China Great Wall Shabdong Peninsula Grand Canal CHUNG KUO

Completed Topographic Map Amur River Altai Mts. Greater Khingan Manchurian Plain North China Plain Tian Shan Sea of Japan Gobi Desert Tarim Basin Great Wall Taklamakan Desert Kunlun Shan Shabdong Peninsula Huang-He River Yellow Sea Tibetan Plateau CHUNG KUO Grand Canal Himalayan Mts. Sichuan Basin Yangtze River Xi River Pacific Ocean South China Sea

Climate

China’s Climate Zones

Monsoon Precipitation Patterns

Winter Monsoons

Summer Monsoons

Precipitation in China

Summer Rainfall

Vegetation

Agricultural Regions in China

Arable Land

“Brown” China vs. “Green” China Wheat Dominant Pasture and Oasis Rice Dominant Double-crop rice SOURCE: Topic 5: “The Awakening Giant” by Dr. Jean-Paul Rodrigue, Dept. of Economics & Geography, Hofstra University.

South China

Natural Resources

Major Chinese Industries

Fuels, Power, Minerals, & Metals in China

Demographics

China as % of World Population

Top 10 Populated Nations 2001 2050

The Population of China thousands

Population Projections thousands

Population Density

Male/Female Birth Population

Life Expectancy at Birth by Sex

Infant Mortality Rate

Main Chinese Nationalities

Ethno-Linguistic Groups in China

Total Population with No Education

"Economic Juggernaut"

Monthly Value of Imports & Exports 2004

Total Carbon Emissions [in millions of tons]