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GCSE Geography · key term
The movement of people, water or other material between places, described by its direction and amount over time.
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Component 3
Revise: Cycles and FlowsA flow is movement between places; a cycle is a pattern that repeats. Commuter journeys often follow a daily cycle, while woodland leaf growth and leaf fall follow a seasonal cycle. Migration is a flow, but it need not be cyclical: someone may move home without returning.
Specification Table B · Component 3
Movement of people, water, materials, goods or energy between locations.
When describing a flow, identify its direction, size, location and timing. Support a pattern with data before explaining it.
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A change to a town centre could affect its identity, visitor catchment, traffic flows, sustainability and equality of access.
