distinctive landscapes

Question 1

carrying capacity

Answer 1

The ability of a landscape to absorb the activity of people without any lasting damage.

Question 2

honey pot sites

Answer 2

Places that attract many tourists and which are often congested at peak times.

Question 3

place

Answer 3

A geographical concept used to describe what makes somewhere special, unique or distinct.

Question 4

scale

Answer 4

A geographical concept used to describe the size or area covered by a feature. Scale varies from small (or local) through to regional, national and global.

Question 5

upland

Answer 5

A landscape that is hilly or mountainous. Upland landscapes contain large areas of open space with few field boundaries.

Question 6

Spatial

Answer 6

Patterns or geographical features that vary over two dimensions so that they can be shown on a map