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Section 6

Working with the atlas.

Continue with ex. 1, 2, 3, 4

What is the page number of Singapore?

What is the page number of Amsterdam?

Where can I find Madagascar?

What does that H7 H6 mean?

1. Chapter 7 and 6
2. The squares where to find the location
3. The coordinates of the location
4. the Tripadvisor review score

Where can I find Kiev?

Where can I find information about tornadoes in the United States?

Which region in the US has the most tornadoes per year?

1. North
2. South
3. Middle
4. Coast

Find the map about infrastructure in Korea and Japan

Go to page 212/213 and look at Japan. Where can I find what the red triangle and grey circle mean?

1. The legend in the front of the atlas
2. The legend in the middle of the atlas
3. The legend on map 212/213
4. You just have to know the meaning by heart

How many inhabitants does Mexico City have?

1. more than 5 million inhabitants
2. between 1 - 5 million inhabitants
3. 500.000 - 1 million inhabitants
4. 250.000 - 500.000 inhabitants

Homework

Finish exercise 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8

1 - 5 Atlas exercises

Locating places on the globe

Where can I locate Cairo?

• Explaining by using other (unknown) places 
  
  
• Not an exact location 
  

Locating places on the globe

To locate the exact position of a place, you need two pieces of information:

• The latitude: Breedtegraad 
• The longitude: Lengtegraad 

Latitude

Circles of latitude are imaginary horizontal circles around the globe.

The equator:

• Is a circle of latitude 
  
• Divides the Earth in North and South 
  
• Is at zero 
  
• Everything above the equator is N 
  
• Everything below the equator is S 
  

Latitude:

Circles of latitude are imaginary horizontal circles around the globe.

The equator:

• Is a circle of latitude 
  
• Divides the Earth in North and South 
  
• Is at zero°
  
  
• Everything above the equator is N 
  
• Everything below the equator is S 
  

Longitude

Circles of longitude are imaginary 

vertical circles around the globe. 

The prime meridian: 

• Is a circle of longitude 
  
• Divides the Earth in East and West 
  
• Is at zero°
  
  
• Everything right from the prime meridian is E 
  
• Everything left from the prime meridian is W 
  

Coordinates

Northern latitude = NL

Southern latitude = SL

Eastern latitude = EL

Western latitude = WL

Degrees = °

How to find the exact location

Steps:

1. Find the place on the most zoomed in map as possible 
   
2. Is the place N or S? 
   
3. Find the latitude. 
   
4. Is the place E or W? 
   
5. Find the longitude 
   

Locating places

Together, find the exact location of the following cities:

• Hamburg 
  
• Manaus 
  

Now in pairs find the exact location of:

Tokio 

Rio de Janeiro 

Los Angeles 

Stockholm

• 35° N, 140° E
  
• 23° S, 43° W
  
• 34° N, 118° W
  
• 59° N, 16° E
  

Read page 18/19 in your textbook

Locating places on the globe

Make question 7

Reversed locating

So far you've learned how to find the coordinates of a place.

Now you're going to learn how to find a place when you only know the coordinates.

Reversed locating

Note:

Find the place belonging to the coordinates by using the atlas.

1. Start global with the world map 
   
2. Zoom in to the most detailed map possible 
   
3. Find the latitude 
   
4. Find the longitude 
   
5. Pinpoint the place 
   

Reversed location

Together:

3°N, 162°E 

7°S, 132°E 

7.2°N, 7.15°E 

Workbook exercises

6, 7, 8

Done? Prepare for next week's test by learning all blue keywords.