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Geography (Area reference (Eastings are the numbers that increase as you…

- - - - Altitude
        
        The higher you are the less are pressure there is which makes the climate cooler.
      - Barriers
        
        The bigger the barrier hr bigger the rain shadow effect.
      - Distance from ocean
        
        The ocean is an insulator so the closer you are to the ocean the cooler it is going to be in the summer and the closer you are in winter the hotter its going to get.
      - Ocean currents
        
        The Gulf stream is a North Atlantic drift that warms up the United Kingdom.
      - Winds
        
        Depending on the way that the winds are coming from depends what the temperature is going to be like. In Perth during summer the winds are coming from up north so it is hotter. During winter in Perth the winds are coming from the ocean making it cooler.
      - Latitude
        
        The position you are. Whether your North or South of the equator.
- - - - Antarctica
        
        Asia
        
        Oceania
        
        Europe
        
        North America
        
        South America
  - - - Atlantic ocean
        
        Indian ocean
        
        Pacific ocean
        
        Southern ocean
- - - - Too much salt in the soil that rises to the top from over watering and makes the soil infertile.
    - - Too many animals are taken to one area and destroy the land making it not arable (farming) land.
    - - Trees getting cut down releasing vast amounts of carbon into the air.
    - - Fuels made from organic matter rather than fossil matter.
    - - When deserts are increasing because more and more trees are getting cut down.
    - - Good farming land turns to poor land because of desertification and drought.
- - - - Lake Dora is a physical feature
      - Windy Harbour
      - Carrowine gorge
  - - - Tokyo is a cultural feature
      - Pemberton
      - Langley park
- - - - Hot
      - Cold
    - - Freshwater
      - Marine
    - - Taiga
      - Tropical
      - Temperate
    - - Alpine
      - Arctic
      - Antarctic
    - - Tropical
      - Temperate
- - - - How things are distributed
    - - Somewhere unique to people.
    - - How we link to the rest of the world.
    - - How ecosystems and human settlements evolve.
    - - The world around us.
    - - Preserving the planet for the future.
    - - Local, national and global.
- - - - A line that goes around the whole map.
    - - The direction the map is facing.
    - - A key to tell you what each symbol means
    - - The name of what is included in the map.
    - - 1 cm represents 2000 cm
    - - Where the information comes from
- - - - Imports
        
        When goods and services enter Australia.
      - Exports
        
        When goods and services leave Australia.
      - The exchange of goods and services.
      - Goods
        
        Tangible (see and touch) objects for trade
      - Services
        
        When you pay for skills and expertise.
      - Australia imports and exports goods mostly to China
    - - Tourism is the activities of visitors from all over the world paying money to travel and see places outside of their normal environment.