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Urban Geography: London Case Study & Fieldwork
London as a primate city dominates the UK with 8.7 million people, serving as the political and economic centre. This massive population draws people through rural-urban migration and brain drain from northern England, as young professionals chase better jobs in finance and services.
You'll see huge contrasts across London boroughs that show urban inequality perfectly. Richmond upon Thames has 62% of adults with degrees, whilst Newham sits at just 26%. Meanwhile, 84% of Newham's kids get free school meals compared to only 20% in Richmond - these stats are exam gold!
Gentrification transforms areas like Shoreditch when tech companies move in, but it pushes out original communities like Bangladeshi families who can't afford rising rents. On the flip side, regeneration projects like London Docklands created Canary Wharf after the old docks became useless for modern ships.
Top Tip: Remember that gentrification benefits some but displaces others - examiners love balanced arguments about urban change!
London's urban greening initiatives and transport improvements like Crossrail tackle city problems by reducing journey times and flood risks. For fieldwork, you'll investigate quality of life variations using environmental quality surveys, traffic counts, and questionnaires - just watch out for bias in your sampling methods.
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Physical Geography: Landscapes & Coastal Management
The UK's physical landscape splits dramatically between upland and lowland areas due to different geology and past glacial processes. Scottish Highlands showcase tough igneous and metamorphic rocks creating steep slopes perfect for forestry, whilst southern England's soft sedimentary rocks allow easy farming and building.
Coastal management gets tricky when you're protecting entire stretches through Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM). Hard engineering like sea walls costs loads but lasts ages, whereas soft engineering like beach nourishment needs constant topping up. At Mappleton, groynes successfully stopped erosion but created the terminal groyne effect - making Aldborough downstream erode faster!
The Holderness coast represents Europe's fastest-eroding coastline, losing 2 metres yearly. Meanwhile, climate change accelerates sea level rise through thermal expansion and melting ice caps, making coastal flooding worse everywhere.
Exam Hack: Always mention specific figures and place names - "Holderness loses 2m per year" beats "some coasts erode quickly"!
River flooding like the 2007 River Severn floods shows how human factors (urbanisation, inadequate defences) combine with physical causes (140mm rainfall in one day) to create disasters. Tewkesbury's confluence location made flooding inevitable, costing £3.2 billion and flooding 48,000 homes.
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Geography364 views·Updated 22 Aug 2026·2 pagesGeography Edexcel B Paper 2: Key Revision Tips for Exam Preparation
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Urban Geography: London Case Study & Fieldwork
London as a primate city dominates the UK with 8.7 million people, serving as the political and economic centre. This massive population draws people through rural-urban migration and brain drain from northern England, as young professionals chase better jobs in finance and services.
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Coastal management gets tricky when you're protecting entire stretches through Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM). Hard engineering like sea walls costs loads but lasts ages, whereas soft engineering like beach nourishment needs constant topping up. At Mappleton, groynes successfully stopped erosion but created the terminal groyne effect - making Aldborough downstream erode faster!
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River flooding like the 2007 River Severn floods shows how human factors (urbanisation, inadequate defences) combine with physical causes (140mm rainfall in one day) to create disasters. Tewkesbury's confluence location made flooding inevitable, costing £3.2 billion and flooding 48,000 homes.
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