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1
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3000 km of public footpaths

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Lake District

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16,4 million tourist visitors a year

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Lake District

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Isolated from the south by moorlands, lakes, forests, peat bogs

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Lake District

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Most visited National Park and the 2nd largest in the UK

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Lake District

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When was Lake District designated a National Park?

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1951

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How many lakes and tarns are in the Lake District?

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16>

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What is the tallest mountain in England? How tall?

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Scafell Pike, 978 m

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Cultural Heritage 2017 UNESCO

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Lake District

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The highest concentration of outdoor activities centres in the UK –> lots of camping and outdoor clothing shops

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Lake District

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What is the Lake District mostly used for?

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Hill-sheep farming and tourism

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What does the statue of Admiral Lord Nelson represent?

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British leadership and victory, a space of empire

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What approach is applied to Trafalgar Square, London study?

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Social constructionism because historic events shape the place

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When was the Statue of Admiral Lord Nelson constructed?

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1840-1843

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What place has been climbed on to draw attention to social and political causes? Give an example

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Statue of Admiral Lord Nelson, Trafalgar Square, London. Anti-Apartheid movement - 1978 (first time)

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What does the Statue of Admiral Lord Nelson commemorate?

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naval victory over the combined French and Spanish fleets in 1805

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Where is the Fourth Plinth?

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Trafalgar Square, London

16
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What was initially supposed to hold William IV?

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The Fourth Plinth, Trafalgar Square, London

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What does the Fourth Plinth Programme represent?

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risk and diversity

18
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Where is Lake District located?

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Cumbria, north-west of England

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