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Great_Britain. Geography презентация
Содержание
- 1. Great_Britain. Geography
- 2. The United Kingdom of Great Britain an
- 3. Britannia
- 4. Location
- 5. The Topography of the UK
- 6. Islands Great Britain Ireland Smaller Islands
- 7. Under constant attack from the sea
- 8. Land’s End (the extreme southwest point of England)
- 10. Lowland Britain
- 11. Lowland Britain South and South-East England London,
- 12. The Highland Zone Northern England The
- 13. The Lake District
- 14. Snowdonia National Park
- 15. Scotland Southern Uplands (tourism, whisky) Central Lowland
- 16. The Grampian Mountains
- 17. Ben Nevis
- 18. Cornwall Exmoor, Dartmoor Cornish Riviera Tintagel Castle, birthplace of King Arthur
- 19. Rivers in Britain England The Thames the
- 20. Rivers in Britain Northern Ireland the
- 21. Rivers in Britain The Severn The Tay The Thames The Bann
- 22. Lakes Lough Neagh (Northern Ireland) – 382
- 23. Lough Neagh
- 24. The Gulf Stream
- 25. How wet is Britain?
- 26. How hot or cold is Britain?
- 27. National and Forest Parks National Parks Lake
- 28. Chief Industries service sector ( around 78%
- 29. Agriculture About 1.6% of the labour force
- 30. Natural resources Coal Oil natural gas
- 31. Pound sterling Symbol: £ (лат.
- 32. The UK is a member of Commonwealth
The United Kingdom of Great Britain an Northern Ireland (since 1922) The UK Britain (Latin from Greek, around 320 B.C) Great Britain (1474) England (around 1st century A.D) Albion (around 6th
Слайд 2The United Kingdom of Great Britain an Northern Ireland (since 1922)
The
UK
Britain (Latin from Greek, around 320 B.C)
Great Britain (1474)
England (around 1st century A.D)
Albion (around 6th century B.C.)
Britannia
Britain (Latin from Greek, around 320 B.C)
Great Britain (1474)
England (around 1st century A.D)
Albion (around 6th century B.C.)
Britannia
Слайд 6Islands
Great Britain
Ireland
Smaller Islands
the Isle of Wight
the Channel Islands
the
Isles of Scilly
Anglesey
the Isle of Man
The Hebrides
the Orkneys
the Shetlands.
Anglesey
the Isle of Man
The Hebrides
the Orkneys
the Shetlands.
Слайд 11Lowland Britain
South and South-East England
London, Bristol, Bath, Brighton
East Anglia. The Fens.
Kent County - “the garden of England”
The hills: the South Downs and the North Downs, the Cotswolds, the Chilterns.
The Midlands
Birmingham, “the Black Country”, “the Potteries”
Stratford-upon-Avon, Nottingham – tourist attractions
Слайд 12The Highland Zone
Northern England
The Cheviot Hills, The Pennines – “the
backbone of England”
Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, Newcastle – industrial centers
The Lake District, the Cumbrian Mountains, Scafell Pike (978 meters)
Wales
. The Cambrian Mountains, Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa Fawr in Welsh) (1,085 m)
the Brecon Beacons (southern Wales)
Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, Newcastle – industrial centers
The Lake District, the Cumbrian Mountains, Scafell Pike (978 meters)
Wales
. The Cambrian Mountains, Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa Fawr in Welsh) (1,085 m)
the Brecon Beacons (southern Wales)
Слайд 15Scotland
Southern Uplands (tourism, whisky)
Central Lowland (80 % population, Edinburgh, Glasgow)
Grampian Mountains
(Ben Nevis (1344 m), Ben Macdui (1309 m)
North-West Highlands
North-West Highlands
Scotland
Southern Uplands (tourism, whisky)
Central Lowland (80 % population, Edinburgh, Glasgow)
Grampian Mountains (Ben Nevis (1344 m), Ben Macdui (1309 m)
North-West Highlands
Слайд 19Rivers in Britain
England
The Thames
the Severn
the Mersey
the River Humber with the
Tyne River
Scotland
the Tay
the Clyde
the Forth
the Tweed
Scotland
the Tay
the Clyde
the Forth
the Tweed
Слайд 22Lakes
Lough Neagh (Northern Ireland) – 382 km²
Loch Lomond (Scotland) -
71 km²
Loch Morar (Scotland) – 309 m deep
Loch Ness (Scotland) – 229 m deep
The Lake District (England) – Lake Windermere, Lake Derwentwater – “the Queen of lakes”, the Brothers Water
Loch Morar (Scotland) – 309 m deep
Loch Ness (Scotland) – 229 m deep
The Lake District (England) – Lake Windermere, Lake Derwentwater – “the Queen of lakes”, the Brothers Water
Слайд 27National and Forest Parks
National Parks
Lake District, Peak District, Border Country, Yorkshire
Dales, Yorkshire Moors Dartmoor and Exmoor)
Forest Parks
Snowdonia in Wales; Queen Elizabeth and Argyll in Scotland; Dean, Border, and New Forest in England.
Forest Parks
Snowdonia in Wales; Queen Elizabeth and Argyll in Scotland; Dean, Border, and New Forest in England.
Слайд 28Chief Industries
service sector ( around 78% of GDP) including financial service
industry
aerospace industry
pharmaceutical industry
automotive industry
North Sea oil and gas production
aerospace industry
pharmaceutical industry
automotive industry
North Sea oil and gas production
Слайд 29Agriculture
About 1.6% of the labour force
Covers 60% of the national food
needs
2/3-ds –livestock, 1/3-d – growing crops
Fishing industry
2/3-ds –livestock, 1/3-d – growing crops
Fishing industry
Слайд 32The UK is a member of
Commonwealth of Nations
the European Union
the G7
the G8
the G20
the International Monetary Fund
the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
the World Bank
the World Trade Organisation
the United Nations.
the G8
the G20
the International Monetary Fund
the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
the World Bank
the World Trade Organisation
the United Nations.
