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Location
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Pacific island
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What is an atoll?
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A ring shaped coral reef island or series of islets
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Locational context
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- Composed of 32 atolls and one raised coral island situated just west of the international date line
- The country contains 3 major island groups
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Physical geography of kiribati?
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Geography A-level
flashcards
Decks in class (52)
# Cards
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Coasts72
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Carbon and water cycle2
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Hazards 3.1.5.1137
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Plate tectonics52
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Volcanic hazards60
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Seismic hazards64
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Storm hazards42
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Wildfires62
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Contemporary urban enviroments45
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Global systems and Global Governance68
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Global systems8
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Case study - Holderness Coastline20
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Case study - The Rive Exe10
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Case study - Odisha coastline34
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Case study - Amazon Rainforest35
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Case study - London29
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Case study - RIO16
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Case study - APPLE and BANANA52
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Banana case study45
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Case Study - The Chennogy Cheon River24
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TNCS2
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TNCS20
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International trade and Access to markets38
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Global systems0
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Global governance1
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Global commons0
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Antarctica case study44
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Globalisation critique0
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Global financial institutions0
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Case studies1
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Kiribati - coasts case study4
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Kiribati case study12
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Changing places key terms23
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Eyjafjallajökull case study16
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Mount pinatubo case study9
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Turkey and Syria case studies1
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Haiti earthquake 201015
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Japan earthquake 201115
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Changing places examples4
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Hurricane Katrina case study14
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Typhoon Haiyan case study12
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KOBE local multi hazard zone12
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Multi-Hazardous Zones3
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Australia wildfire case study12
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Phillipines - MHZ24
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The nature and importance of places67
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Water and carbon cycle94
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URBANISATION - Urban Policy44
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Hazards45
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Battersea Power Station - Urban Resurgence Case Study11
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London Docklands case study26
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Suburbanisation case studies33
