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Think of how a house is divided into separate rooms.
What makes each room unique?
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What is a Region? Similar (the same)
Regions are Areas of the Earth’s surface which share unifying characteristics. Mavericks Spurs Rockets Texas Geological Regions The Texas Basketball Belts
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A Place with Similar Characteristics
What makes a region? A Place with Similar Characteristics Physical Characteristics Human Characteristics Beliefs Urban Areas Rural Areas Metros, Road networks Woods Plains Mountains Soil River valleys
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Fold your paper into 3 equal parts
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NAME and PERIOD
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FORMAL FUNCTIONAL PERCEPTUAL Characteristics: Characteristics:
Examples: Examples: Examples:
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Types of Regions
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Watch this!!!! The 3 Types of Regions
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Perceptual Region Characteristics OPINIONS about areas
NO clear boundaries NO Factual evidence Bible Belt TYPES OF REGIONS
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Perceptual Region Examples Bible Belt North Vs South Side San Antonio
Perceptions of the U.S. Sport Fan Regions The Bible Belt What’s another example? Examples North Side Bible Belt South Side
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Formal Region Characteristics Have Facts Can be Proven
Data can be collected about it TYPES OF REGIONS
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Examples Formal Region Climates/Biomes
Political Boundaries (countries) Physical Features Cultural Regions What’s anouther example?
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Delta Airlines region of operations
Functional Region Characteristics Have a use to them Have a center Some type of transport or carrying usually occurs TYPES OF REGIONS Delta Airlines region of operations Los Angeles Subway System
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Functional Region Examples Electrical Grid Network
Pizza Delivery network Phone coverage Regions What’s another example? Examples
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