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No 5) Diagram visit this link: http://i.imgur.com/zpmsltU.jpg
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The climate within Cross River plains is tropical- humid with wet and dry seasons, with average temperatures ranging between 15°C - 30°C, and the annual rainfall between 1300 – 3000mm.
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(5a)
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(5b)
Movement of goods and services
-Movement of people
-Development of tourism
-Opening up new lands and areas
-Generation of revenue
(5c)
-It is very costly to build and maintain railways
-Railway transport is relatively slow in some other areas
-Railway network is generally poor
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1ai)
Advance technology
i)has helped in the provision of more efficient forming equipment live fractors planters to increase food provision
ii)it has also lead to the development of chemicals such as insecticides,pesticides to control pest
iii)new crop varieties and animal breeds with early maturity and high yield have been developed
1aii)
Improved medical care
i)it has promoted excess birh over deaths
ii)it has good knowledge of the course of infected to increase in population
iii)helps to clock outbreak and spread of disease in led to population
1b)
i)relief-java is located in lowland with deep volcanic and alluvial plains which favour the cultivation of crops and habitation
ii)favourable climate- this area has moderate temperature and abundant rainfall throught out the year and is supported by irrigation for the cultivation of crops
iii)fertile soil-java is blessd with rich volcanic and alluvial soil which favours the growth of many crops
iv)intensive agriculture- the soil is intensively and continueously cultivated because of it fertility for the growth of rice and other crops
DRAW THE GRAPH
(5b)
Movement of goods and services
-Movement of people
-Development of tourism
-Opening up new lands and areas
-Generation of revenue
(5c)
-It is very costly to build and maintain railways
-Railway transport is relatively slow in some other areas
-Railway network is generally poor
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1ai)
Advance technology
i)has helped in the provision of more efficient forming equipment live fractors planters to increase food provision
ii)it has also lead to the development of chemicals such as insecticides,pesticides to control pest
iii)new crop varieties and animal breeds with early maturity and high yield have been developed
1aii)
Improved medical care
i)it has promoted excess birh over deaths
ii)it has good knowledge of the course of infected to increase in population
iii)helps to clock outbreak and spread of disease in led to population
1b)
i)relief-java is located in lowland with deep volcanic and alluvial plains which favour the cultivation of crops and habitation
ii)favourable climate- this area has moderate temperature and abundant rainfall throught out the year and is supported by irrigation for the cultivation of crops
iii)fertile soil-java is blessd with rich volcanic and alluvial soil which favours the growth of many crops
iv)intensive agriculture- the soil is intensively and continueously cultivated because of it fertility for the growth of rice and other crops
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(2ai)
URBAN:
-Industrial function
-Commercial function
-Administrative function
RURAL:
-Agricultural function
-Lumbering function
-Fishing function
(2b)
-Provision of food:Urban areas depend on rural areas for food stuffs
-Unskilled labour supply:Unskilled labour supply usually come from rural to urban industries
-Medicinal herbs:Medicinal herbs and roots are usually bought from rural to urban areas for phamaceuticals
URBAN:
-Industrial function
-Commercial function
-Administrative function
RURAL:
-Agricultural function
-Lumbering function
-Fishing function
(2b)
-Provision of food:Urban areas depend on rural areas for food stuffs
-Unskilled labour supply:Unskilled labour supply usually come from rural to urban industries
-Medicinal herbs:Medicinal herbs and roots are usually bought from rural to urban areas for phamaceuticals
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4a)
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MAP DESCRIPTION
-fadama plain
-river sokoto
-cross river
4b)
i)presence of unique landforms
ii)presence of unique historical and religious centres
iii)unique environmental condidtion
iv)presence of natural and artificial lake
4c)
i)unstable political factors and government policies
ii)inadequate maintenance of tourist centre
iii)high rate of crime rate in the country
iv)outspread of diseases
DRAW A MAP
MAP DESCRIPTION
-fadama plain
-river sokoto
-cross river
4b)
i)presence of unique landforms
ii)presence of unique historical and religious centres
iii)unique environmental condidtion
iv)presence of natural and artificial lake
4c)
i)unstable political factors and government policies
ii)inadequate maintenance of tourist centre
iii)high rate of crime rate in the country
iv)outspread of diseases
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3b)
i)Labour
ii) Transport
iii) Market
iv) Site
v)Climate
EXPLANATION:
i)Labour
ii) Transport
iii) Market
iv) Site
v)Climate
EXPLANATION:
3a)
i)lack skilled workers and use
unskilled workers intensively.
ii)Developing nations are highly dependent on the advanced or
developed nations.
iii)Poor funding of industries.
iv)Most of their Raw materials are farm produce.
v)They manufacture goods to meet their immediate needs not for export
3b)
i)Raw Materials:
The significance of raw materials in
manufacturing industry is so
fundamental that it needs no
emphasising. Indeed, the location of
industrial enterprises is sometimes
determined simply by location of
the raw materials.
ii)Power:
Regular supply of power is a pre-
requisite for the localisation of
industries. Coal, mineral oil and
hydro-electricity are the three
important conventional sources of
power. Most of the industries tend
to concentrate at the source of
power.
iii)Labour:
No one can deny that the prior
existence of a labour force is
attractive to industry unless there
are strong reasons to the contrary.
Labour supply is important in two
respects (a) workers in large
numbers are often required; (b)
people with skill or technical
iv)Transport:
by land or water is
necessary for the assembly of raw
materials and for the marketing of
the finished products.
v)Market:
The entire process of manufacturing
is useless until the finished goods
reach the market. Nearness to
market is essential for quick
disposal of manufactured goods. It
helps in reducing the transport cost
and enables the consumer to get
things at cheaper rates.
i)lack skilled workers and use
unskilled workers intensively.
ii)Developing nations are highly dependent on the advanced or
developed nations.
iii)Poor funding of industries.
iv)Most of their Raw materials are farm produce.
v)They manufacture goods to meet their immediate needs not for export
3b)
i)Raw Materials:
The significance of raw materials in
manufacturing industry is so
fundamental that it needs no
emphasising. Indeed, the location of
industrial enterprises is sometimes
determined simply by location of
the raw materials.
ii)Power:
Regular supply of power is a pre-
requisite for the localisation of
industries. Coal, mineral oil and
hydro-electricity are the three
important conventional sources of
power. Most of the industries tend
to concentrate at the source of
power.
iii)Labour:
No one can deny that the prior
existence of a labour force is
attractive to industry unless there
are strong reasons to the contrary.
Labour supply is important in two
respects (a) workers in large
numbers are often required; (b)
people with skill or technical
iv)Transport:
by land or water is
necessary for the assembly of raw
materials and for the marketing of
the finished products.
v)Market:
The entire process of manufacturing
is useless until the finished goods
reach the market. Nearness to
market is essential for quick
disposal of manufactured goods. It
helps in reducing the transport cost
and enables the consumer to get
things at cheaper rates.
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