Sundarbans - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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Key notes on Unit 3.11 A Contrasting Coastline (Sundarbans) in AQA Physical Geography A level. Includes key definitions and provided an final A* grade.

Full, detailed, A* level notes about the Coastal Systems and Landscapes topic in the Geography A Level. Case studies included. Clear and concise notes to help you build knowledge on the topic and achieve higher grades. Send me a message if you have any questions about what is in the document!

In depth fully analysed and evaluated revision notes. Written to A – A* standards for AQA A-level. An abundance of statistics and facts to be used in exams in order to get you to Level 4 standard of exam answers.

IT DESCRIBES THE MAN-ANIMAL CONFLICT IN THE FOREST SOCIETY INTERFACE OF SUNDARBANS.

A document will all the case studies for water and carbon cycles, coasts, and hazards. Includes case studies required by the specification, and the rest taken from useful examples to have. Water and Carbon cycles - Eden basin, River Exe, Boundary Dam, Amazon rainforest. Coasts - Dorset, Depositional landforms, Orkney, Holderness, SMP example, Studland Bay, Sundarbans. Hazards - several volcanic eruptions, several seismic events, tsunamis, Typhoon Haiyan, Hurricane Katrina, Australian wildfires,...