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London

Jodie Goodacre Geography A-Levels English 5.0Average rating 5.0 out of 5 (1 rating)

Mind map about London: population, economy, transport and sustainability

Mind map: London

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London

  1. Situated in South-East England on the River Thames

  2. 7.8 million people today

    • Highest population in the EU
      • 12.5% of total UK population
    • Not a steady rise in population
      • 1940 population was 8.6 million
      • 60s and 70s population declined
      • 1979 population 6.7 million
  3. High population density

    • Over 10,000 per km sq.
  4. Compared to nation on a whole London has a much higher proportion of people aged 25-44

  5. Around 250,000 foreign migrants move to London

    • Around 150,000 British migrants move to London
  6. Large Financial industry

  7. Major tourism destination

    • Nearly 400,000 people working in the tourism industry
    • In 2005, tourists spent approx. £15 billion
  8. London airports are among busiest in the world

    • Carry 75% of all UK passengers
  9. High levels of unemployment

  10. Traffic congestion and pollution high

    • Congestion charge
  11. Land shortage for housing

  12. London's growth spread outwards

    • Creating rings of suburbs around inner-city London
  13. Plan to make London a leading example of a sustainable city

    • To accommodate London's growth
    • To make London a healthier and better city
    • To make London a more prosperous city
    • To promote social inclusion and tackle deprivation and discrimination
    • To improve accessibility
    • To make London an exemplary world city
  14. Trials of new environmentally friendly buses

  15. Plans to increase recycling rates

    • The EU set a target of 40% recycling
  16. Established city

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A-Levels Geography (Going Global) Mind Map on London, created by Jodie Goodacre on 28/04/2013.
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