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GCSE Geography · key term
Movement of people, vehicles, water or material between locations, often measured as an amount passing a point in a given time.
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Revise: Geographical FlowsA geographical flow is movement between locations. Water moves through soil and rivers, people travel between home and work, vehicles pass along roads, and sediment moves along a beach. Investigating a flow means asking where movement occurs, in which direction, how much moves and whether the pattern changes over space or time.
Specification Table A · Component 3
The movement of water, people, vehicles or material between places, which can be investigated through its direction, quantity and rate.
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A geographical flow is movement between places: water entering soil, a river carrying water downstream, commuters travelling to work or sediment moving along a coast. Fieldwork investigates how much moves, how quickly it moves and where it goes.
