1. Where does everyone live?
Settlements

2. Graphs, maps and data
Examine the following sources and try to interpret what they are showing us.
Can you work out any trends or patterns?

8. The world’s population divided into 7 regions, each with 1 billion

11. Describing patterns
Overall – is the data even or uneven i.e. is it the same everywhere?
Pattern – where are the maximum/minimums, or different categories?
Place – give a located example for each pattern that you talk about
Anomalies – are there any odd ones out?
Data – give figures for the patterns, in the correct units.
The order to write your description is O PPD A.

13. The world’s largest cities
Using the data and an atlas, plot the 10 largest cities onto your world map. Remember to name the city and put the correct figure in the same colour. Give your map a key. Remember STACK!!!
Ext. Add the others
Rank
City
Pop 1
Tokyo
37.8 million 2
Jakarta
30.5 million 3
Delhi
25 million 4
Manila
24.1 million 5
Seoul
23.5 million 6
Shanghai
23.4 million 7
Karachi
22.1 million 8
Beijing
21 million 9
New York
20.6 million 10
Guangzhou

14. Keywords Keyword pen! Rural Urban Push factors Pull Migration MEDC
LEDC
Something that makes people want to leave an
area or country. E.g. natural hazards, no
jobs or disease.
More economically developed country
The movement of people from one place to another in
order to live and work.
Area of open country with a low population density
A built up area with a high population density
Less economically developed country
Something that attracts people to an area or
country. E.g. higher wages, doctors and hospitals
or good schools.
Talk through rural/urban and push/pull factors first

15. What is the world’s biggest city?
What is its population?
What is the world’s biggest city?
What percentage of the world’s population lives in cities?