OCR GCSE Geography A · J383
Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3
- Revise: Map Construction, Measurement and Interpretation
The arrangement of features or values across an area, such as a cluster or a gradual change.
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GCSE Geography · key term
The arrangement of features or values across an area.
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Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3
The arrangement of features or values across an area, such as a cluster or a gradual change.
Specification 1.1 · Component 1, Component 2, Component 3
The way geographical features or conditions are arranged across an area, including clusters and changes with distance.
Support a spatial pattern with locations and values, then identify any exceptions.
Describe a general spatial pattern, support it with specific locations or values, then identify any exceptions.
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A spatial pattern describes how something is arranged across an area. At a visitor attraction, you could ask: ‘How does footpath width vary with distance from the main car park?’ This investigates whether conditions change with location.
A relationship or distribution across different places.
A geographical arrangement, such as clustering, a line of features or a change from the centre towards the edge.
The arrangement of geographical features or values across an area, such as a cluster or a north–south contrast.
Specification 1.1, 1.4, Table A, 3.4 · Component 1, Component 2, Component 3
The way geographical features are distributed or arranged across an area.
Revise: Geographical Enquiry ProcessSpatial patterns — where and how features vary. ‘How does river discharge vary with distance from the source of the River Dove?’ This compares locations along the river.
An arrangement or distribution of features or values across different locations.
A recognisable arrangement of values across places, such as higher population densities in some areas than others.
An arrangement of geographical features or values, such as a cluster, a line or a change from one part of an area to another.