Urban and Rural Settlements By Mr. Papadopoulos. Definition: Rural Settlement of areas outside cities and towns where population density is low. Economic.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Changes in Virginia VS.9a.
Advertisements

 In this chapter, you will investigate geographic influences on patterns of settlement and growth. Canada is a land of regions, many of which are defined.
 Much of Canada has a cold climate. Most Canadians (more than 75%) have settled where the temperatures are comfortable and natural resources are available.
Location of urban settlements Urbanization  It occurs when the proportion of urban population to total population increases.  Measures the % of total.
Rural Settlement Patterns
Canadian Geography 1202 Unit 2.3/4: Issues influencing urban and rural areas.
Canadian Geography Human-Environmental Interactions in Selected Ecozones.
Starter Task: What do you think the first cities looked like? DRAW or DESCRIBE. Extension Task: Why do you think people settled so closely to each other?
The Evolution and Effects of Suburbanization By Carley Page.
Urban and rural areas An introduction. What is an urban area? built-up area.
URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
Why do people move to cities
Settlement Patterns.
URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
Physical Features and Environmental Problems of Canada
Urbanization Increase in the ratio or density of people living in urban areas rather than in rural areas Developed countries- process slowed second half.
Urban Sprawl. Urban Sprawl, outward spread of built-up areas caused by their expansion. It is the result of urbanization.
Settlement Patterns and Urban Land Use:. Population Distribution Population Distribution- Pattern of where people live in a region, or country. Two main.
Unit 9 Lesson 2 Human Impact on Land Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.
Urban and Rural Settlements
Urbanization: An Introduction Global Geography 12 M. Doherty & N. Burbridge.
Challenges for Cities Chapter 13 sections 8 and 9.
eature=player_embedded&v=q7Zn 6ERmZXM.
Canadian Geography 1202 Unit 2.3/4: Issues influencing urban and rural areas.
Section 1: How We Use Land
URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS CGC1D. Definition: Urban Areas more than 1000 people living together in a city or town nearly 80% of Canadians live in urban.
 The People ◦ There are nearly 320 million people in the United States today. ◦ The first people moved to the region thousands of years ago from Asia.
Human Systems – Population Patterns Population Density & Distribution.
Hosted by Mr. Calvert Choice1Choice 2Choice 3Choice
Population and Movement Pgs Population Growth Demographers are scientists that study human populations. They study the rate at which the population.
D EPOPULATION AND URBANIZATION. W HAT ARE THE CAUSES ? Falling birth rates Young people moving off the farms Rural unemployment (in part to mechanization)
Canada’s Settlement Patterns Where do Canadians live?
UNIT 5 URBAN AND RURAL CANADA: BUILDING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES.
Urban Sprawl Warm Up p. 47 Urban Rural Create a 4 square positive
gIg7jg. CORE CONTENT SS-HS-4.2.2Students will explain how physical (e.g., climate, mountains, rivers) and human characteristics.
Urban Sprawl PHS Geography Department – Enhanced Canadian.
Urban Development Building Sustainable Communities.
What Can We Do?. What are nature’s effects on climate? The Sun The Wind The Hydrosphere The Moving Continents Recall:
For this game you will need….  Large sheet of blank paper  Pencil/Eraser  Coloring pencils (optional)
Grade 12 Global Geography
Rural AreaUrban AreaSuburbs. A shift from people living in the countryside into towns and cities A few Statistics:  Since 1950, the world’s urban population.
Geography Alive Chapter 5
LOCATION, CLIMATE, NATURAL RESOURCES, AND TRADE OF CANADA AND AUSTRALIA.
Urban Land Use Chapter 21.
Human Population and the Environment A Global Perspective.
Grade 12 Global Geography
Canada.
Causes of Sectional Economic Differences
Urban Land Use.
Urban Land Use.
Settlement Patterns.
Pre-note activity Use a piece of paper to represent a rural area. -draw two rivers that connect -divide the area in into 1/3 field, 1/3 forest and 1/3.
Settlement Patterns Rural and Urban Life.
Urban and Rural Canada: Building Sustainable Communities
Urban Land Use.
Urban Land Use.
North America: Environmental Issues
Geographic Influences on Identity Place and People
Canada.
Location What is the relative location of Canada?
URBAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
Population Patterns of the United States and Canada
Urban Land Use (chapter 21)
Questions for previous map.
Urban Land Use.
PAPER 2: Challenges in the human environment
20th century Section 1: Economic and Population Changes.
North America.
Presentation transcript:

Urban and Rural Settlements By Mr. Papadopoulos

Definition: Rural Settlement of areas outside cities and towns where population density is low. Economic activities are farming, mining, forestry…

List some rural regions/places in Canada Prairies, Arctic, Canadian Shield Flamborough Niagara on the Lake Northern BC, Woodstock Burlington – north of Hwy 407

Definition: Urban Settlement of areas inside towns and cities greater than Population density is high. Economic activities are manufacturing, banking, government services, retail…

What are the 4 largest cities in Canada? 4 Ottawa-Gatineau – 1 million 3 Vancouver million 2 Montreal million 1 Toronto -4.4 million

Positives/Negatives of Urban living Positives – Jobs – Entertainment – Services – Access Negatives – Crime – Poverty – Crowded – Pollution – Traffic – Expensive

Positives + Negatives of Rural living Positives – Clean air – Nature – Low rent – Grow own food Negatives – Isolation – Low wages – Hard work – Lack of services

Urbanization The process from which an area changes from being rural to urban

What areas in Burlington are experiencing this: Orchard Millcroft Tansley woods Appleby line area North of Dundas

Canada's Urbanization over time

Trend- Increasing Urbanization In % of Canadians live in urban areas 20% live in rural areas In the future more will come to live in the cities meaning cities will become larger, taking up more space

Reasons for growing Urbanization Jobs, opportunity Services School/Universities Higher Standard of living Mechanization of agriculture

Problems/ Issues of Urbanization Loss of rural areas means loss of… – Farmland – Nature/beauty – Heritage/way of life – Recreation – And more environmental damage/pollution more cars, roads, factories, less trees…

Urban Sprawl Low density developments surrounding a city taking up much farmland and open space. Relies heavily on automobiles

More cars = more pollution

Climate Change due to green house gasses

Town Hall Meeting: Stakeholders Disscussion Issue development of a Coal Power Plant north of Dundas in Burlington? Should it happen?

Stakeholders Town Hall Interests Groups – Ontario Power Generation – City of Burlington – Rural Farmers – Urbanites – yuppies – Conservation/Environmentalists – Developers – Coal inc.