C6.4 The Netherlands in the world - Lesson 9: Port of Rotterdam

THE NETHERLANDS

in the world

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Lesson duration is: 45 min

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THE NETHERLANDS

in the world

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What's the plan for today?

Finish paragraph 4: Port of Rotterdam
Prepare for the GPW

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Explain why the Port of Rotterdam
is a mainport.

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You can explain the difference between bulk goods and general goods and name an example of both

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What is not a way how goods
go to the hinterland?

Plane

Train

Pipeline

Truck

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GOALS OF C6.4

You can explain the difference between bulk goods and general goods and name an example of both.
You can explain why the port of Rotterdam is a mainport.
You can explain what hinterland means.
You can name 2 reasons why the location of the Port of Rotterdam is so beneficial (gunstig).
You can name 2 local reasons for the good accessibility of the Port of Rotterdam.
You can name 2 examples of renewals of the Port of Rotterdam.
You can explain the definition of intermodal transport. (G219)

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C6.4: PORT OF ROTTERDAM

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BULK GOODS

Unpacked goods that are transported loose in the hold of a ship, tank or a barge.

Such as

sand, oil, coal, iron etc.

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GENERAL GOODS

Separately packaged goods, usually transported in containers.

Such as

Whatever is shipped in a container.

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The goods doesn't stay in Rotterdam

They go to the hinterland.

"Area served by a port where goods are imported an exported."

Germany uses the Port of Rotterdam as well for their trade.

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THE ROTTERDAM HINTERLAND

Almost all bulk- and general goods go to the hinterland.

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CHECK 5 TO 9

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Port of Rotterdam

Intercontinental

exchange routes

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G7: Switching scalelevels

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ROTTERDAM

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W12:

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BIGGEST PORTS IN THE WORLD

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The rest of the lesson

Study for the GPW:

Work out the list of knowledge and skills

Check the presentations in Classroom

Good luck!!!

First: Work out the whole list with your books

Try it again without your books

Circle all the numbers you didn't know and focus on those

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