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human spaces and territory of Europe and Spain - Coggle Diagram
human spaces and
territory of Europe and Spain
territorial organisation of Spain
local administration
municipalities
basic territorial entity
functions of municipal government and administration belong to the city council
provinces
group formed by provinces
government and fuctions of provinces belong to province council
islands
Balearic and Canary islands
their own administration
administration in autonomous comunities
territory formed by provinces or islands
government and fuctions of A.com. belongs to governing council
ceuta and melilla
autonomous cities
population distribution in Spain and Europe
areas of high population density
favourable physical environment and dynamic economic activity
europes diagonal that runs brom great britain to italy
areas
mediterranean coast
intensive agriculture
tourism
some advanced industries converge
atlantic coast
commercial, port and industrial activities
central european plain
areas of low population
unfavourable physical environment anf dynamic economic activity
northen and baltic regions, iceland and russia
spanish population
points of concentration
madrid, balearic island ceuta and merilla
points of depopulation
interior of the peninsula
natural population movements
europe
Europe has completed the demographic change inherent to developed countries
low birth and death rates +low natural growth
differences between countries
chronology of the process
started
rest from 19th to 20 century
middle of 17th century, France+ England+ Scandinavia
ended
1950 west europe
1970 mediterranean
1990 central and eastern europe
current situation
differences in natural population growth
nordic and western countries implement policies to grow birth rate
mediterranean countries find soclose to negative natural growth
eastern european countries formed communist bocked countries because of negative natural growth
Spain
old demographic regime started in 20th century
high birth rate
high death rate
demographic transition began from 1900 1975
birth rate decrease, death rate decrease
high natural growth