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Slide 1Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Slide 6Slide 7Slide 8Slide 9Slide 10Slide 11Slide 12Slide 13Slide 14Slide 15Slide 16WednesdayWorld Regional GeographyWorld Regional GeographyMarch 8, 2010March 8, 2010Reading: Marston Chapter 6 pages 272-283, 286-300306-319 (beginning with Rural Poverty)Goode’s World Atlaspages 67-69, 88-89Next Week: Map Quiz #3North AmericaAlert, Nunavut – The World’sNorthernmost inhabited place.Mean: 76%Median: 77.5%Mode: 85%The United States & CanadaThe United States & Canada 1. Political Boundaries2. Physical GeographyA. Physical Features & Topography B. Climate CharacteristicsC. Vegetation & Land UseD. Physiographic RegionsE. Environmental Issues3. Human GeographyA. Population CharacteristicsB. CultureC. Economies4. Key ConceptsA. Migrationa. Internal / Internationalb. Factors Affecting Migrationc. Major Population ShiftsPolitical BoundariesPolitical BoundariesTopographyTopographyTemperatureTemperatureJanuary JulyRainfallRainfallVegetationVegetationExtreme Variations• Cold arctic air mass• Hot, moist air (Gulf of Mexico)• Moderation of the CoastsMaritime climates• Large interior land massContinental climateGreat Lakes and their effects• Rainfall higher in the east and declining westward•Jet Stream – mixing of air masses - stormsClimateClimateLand Cover & UseLand Cover & UsePhysiographic RegionsEnvironmental History & IssuesEnvironmental History & IssuesDifferent attitudes towards land use•Native Americans vs. Europeans•Shorter history of environmental degradation.Industrial Pollution•Factory clean up•Acid rain•Automobile emissions•Superfund sites•High rate of resource consumptionPopulation DensityPopulation DensityPopulation DensityPopulation DensityU.S. – 306.8 million•Northeast – Megalopolis•Rust-belt•Sun-belt•West CoastCanada – 33.7 million•90% within 100 miles of US border•U.S. Canadian Core•Pacific Coast - VancouverPopulation CharacteristicsPopulation CharacteristicsRegionRegionPopulationPopulation(Millions)(Millions)Birth Birth RateRateDeath Death RateRateNatural Natural IncreaseIncrease(%)(%)Net Net MigratioMigration Raten RateProjected Projected Pop. Change Pop. Change (2050)(2050)USAUSA306.8306.81414880.60.633+43%+43%CanadaCanada33.733.71111770.40.488+24%+24%RegionRegionIMRIMRTFRTFR% Pop % Pop <15<15% Pop% Pop>65>65Life Life ExpectancyExpectancyMaleMaleFemaleFemaleUSAUSA6.66.62.12.120201313787878788383CanadaCanada5.05.01.61.617171414818175758080RegionRegionHIV/AIDS %HIV/AIDS %% Urban% UrbanGNI PPPGNI PPP(US$)(US$)USAUSA0.60.6797946.97046.970CanadaCanada0.40.4818136,22036,220Wednesday•Culture &


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