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Mocks 2012. Population Studies Overpopulation Migration Settlement Patterns Urban land use models Urban Sprawl TOPICS COVERED TO DATE.

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1 Mocks 2012

2 Population Studies Overpopulation Migration Settlement Patterns Urban land use models Urban Sprawl TOPICS COVERED TO DATE

3 Definitions need to be learnt for each chapter covered so far. You should have a list of key words for each chapter drawn up Practice any mathematical calculations you will have to carry out (pop density etc) BASIC DETAILS

4 Read case studies and examples for each chapter: Especially: Overpopulation in Sudan Theory of each urban land use model Areas of migration discussed Causes of urban sprawl FURTHER STUDIES

5 Ordnance survey map and photographs appear throughout the paper and especially in this section. You should expect: Sketch maps Grid references Location of a town and factors why Antiquities showing settlement over a long period of time Land a town may sprawl into and why Urban functions (Ricepots) …..DON’T FORGET

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