1. FOGO ISLAND
Awesome Student
10/09/14
Period 5 1

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Slide 1....................Introduction
Slide Table Of Contents
Slide Location
Slide Place
Slide Movement
Slide Regions
Slide The Inn
Slide Architectural Buildings
Slide Human Environmental Interaction
Slide Bibliography 2

3. LOCATION: RELATIVE
Fogo Island is the most easterly edge of North America
It also sits in the Atlantic Ocean
It is 1,200 miles NE of Sayre, PA 3

4. LOCATION: ABSOLUTE
Fogo Island sits just north of midway on Newfoundland's East Coast
° N
° W 4

5. PLACE: HUMAN
The languages are a mixture of French, English, and Aboriginal
The population in was 2,706
The population in was 2,395 5

6. PLACE: PHYSICAL The air is very clean and fresh
The island has all four seasons
Ocean water surrounds Fogo Island
Mountains and hills cover the island 6

7. MOVEMENT: GOODS A ferry transports people and goods to the island
The ferry makes one round trip every day 7

8. MOVEMENT: People Fogo Island was incorporated in 2011
Four towns decided to come together to form Fogo Island
The inn draws many tourists 8

9. MOVEMENT: IDEAS
People in Fogo island communicate in many different ways
They use TVs, radios, Internet, and telephones
The island also has cellular telephone service 9

10. REGIONS
Fogo Island is a part of the Eastern Region of Newfoundland and Labrador 10

11. REGIONS: Fogo Island has many interesting buildings and scenic views11

12. THE INN The Inn was built to draw attention to Fogo Island
Many architects from the area designed it
Located on 210 Main Street
It charges almost $2,000 a night
Photos from: 12

13. ARCHITECTURAL BUILDINGS
A hiking trail is part of the landscape of Fogo Island
Along the trail small buildings with interesting architecture are used for art
You are allowed to go inside each one and look around 13

14. HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTION HOW PEOPLE HAVE ADAPTED
Fogo's people built roads and a dock to transport goods from the ferry to their houses
People change clothes depending on the season

15. HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTION: HOW PEOPLE HAVE MODIFIED
People have modified the environment through art
Small architectural buildings along the trails are art
The Inn is especially interesting

16. HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTION: HOW PEOPLE DEPEND
The scenery brings people to the Inn, and people bring money
The people spend money on hiking, canoe trips
People sell chairs they build

17. BIBLIOGRAPHY: www.townoffogoisland.com www.newfoundlandlabrador. com
Websites:
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Abouttravel
Tripadvisor.ca
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