Historical maps show what an area was like in the past.

An annotation is text or notes added onto a map or image to provide additional information.

When something has developed it has changed from how it was in the past, usually for the better.

A census is the official collection of data about a whole population.

Measuring settlement change

Geography

This unit links to further work on the UK in 'The UK: Who are we?'. 'UK region: Why is the Lake District a National Park?' and particularly to fieldwork in 'Local area: What needs changing?' where pupils will return to the theme of local change and consider what changes they would like to see in the future and gather a range of perspectives on this before making recommendations. 

This unit directly builds on work in 'Settlements: Where do people live and why?' to examine change in your local area through a large scale investigation, using mapwork and other evidence, including fieldwork.

Local area: how is it changing?

What can show us what an area was like in the past?

What does the letter 'N' stand for on a compass?

Which direction is missing from the four compass points: north, east, south and {{}}?

a count of how many towns and cities there are

an official count of the population at a specific time

__________ is text or notes added onto a map or image to provide additional information.

What do we call an official collection of data about a whole population?

{{}} are places where groups of people live and work.

 a thought, feeling or belief held by a person or group of people.

The {{}} is the total number of individuals living in a specific area or region.

Which of these settlement types is the largest?

Starting with the smallest, order the settlements types by size.

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