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Transects. YEAR 10 GEOGRAPHY SKILLS. Name the physical and natural features. Once a transect is drawn , we can make generalisations about features such as landforms, vegetation, soils, transport settlement and agricultural land use.
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Transects YEAR 10 GEOGRAPHY SKILLS
Name the physical and natural features Once a transect is drawn , we can make generalisations about features such as landforms, vegetation, soils, transport settlement and agricultural land use.
Transects are easily made from topographic maps. Topographic maps show a bird’s eye view of features on the ground and their heights.
Which of the following would most likely represent the transect from Point D to Point B? Transects are used to show the relationship between different features of the physical and human environments along a cross-section or between two points-in this case points D to B
Activity-teacher demonstrates • Draw a transect of Guzzleville between Point A and the Observation Tower. • Draw a straight line between Point A and the Observation Tower. • Refer to your key first. • Use a key in the space provided.
Questions • WHAT IS THE LANDFORM IN THE BAKER’S RIDGE AREA • What type of vegetation is found around Mt Connor • What is the main land-use in the Slingshot creek area? • What type of landform is most suitable for dairy farming? • Give reasons why the Mt Connor area is not suitable for crop growing?
Complete a transect for the Narrabeen lakes area. What observations can you make about land-use in the area? Don’t forget to look at your topographic key.