Aqa gcse geography coasts - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Hey! I'm an A-level student with a 9 in GCSE AQA Geography. I organised this keywords list for Coasts with definitions, it is useful for memorising the key features of Coasts and will make your revision much easier.

This is an 11-page summary of the 'Coastal Landscapes in the UK' topic in the AQA GCSE Geography specification. I believe it covers the entire topic but I cannot guarantee that it includes every element. Documents like this helped me achieve a Grade 9 in AQA GCSE Geography.

Geography AQA GCSE All content in the last third of Paper one Content. Everything you need to know about Rivers and coasts, with adequate detail. Includes case studies and visual guides.

summarised detailed notes on all you need to know for geography GCSE AQA each section is clearly labelled if each topic clearly shown including Detailed diagrams and easy to understand essay plans to answer nine mark questions as well as case studies for each topic

A detailed summary of all the key processes named on the AQA specification for all the coastal and river processes as well as case study information for potential 6 markers. Written by a grade 9 student.

This document includes: - weathering - mass movements - erosion + landforms - coastal transportation e.g LSD - landforms + how they're created - deposition - managing coasts and how this can be done with pros and cons - the needed case studies (e.g Lime Regis)

Revision clock for coastal landscapes in the UK covering sand dunes, hard and soft engineering, coastal management and realignment, beaches spits and bars, caves arches and stacks, waves, weathering and mass movement, erosion and transportation, longshore drift, headlands and bays and headlands and bays.

These are four powerpoints following the AQA specification for GCSE geography. Included are all topics: Natural Hazards The Living World Coasts Rivers

AQA GCSE Geography Formation of Landforms Summary sheet from a Grade 9 student. Includes description of the formation of each of these landforms: - headlands and bays - caves, arches, stacks and stumps - wave cut platforms - spits, bars and tombolos - sand dunes

All of the information you need to know on landscapes such as rivers and coasts, including the case studies. Got me a grade 9