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The Peak District
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A-Level Geography Mind Map on The Peak District, created by Lauren Miller on 05/04/2014.
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The Peak District
Location and information
Central and Northern England
Mainly in Derbyshire
Covers areas of Staffordshire
22 million visitors annualy
Britain's first national park
Key Terms
National Park
Large area of land protected by Government because of natural beauty
Visited by Public
Honey-pot sites
when an area is popular and attracts tourists
Attractions of the Peak District
Outdoor activities
Climbing
Hiking
Cycling
Range of accomodation
B&B
Hotels
Famous towns
Buxton
Bakewell
Impacts
Positive
Tourism provides jobs
Boost in the economy
Boosts local trade
Negative
Mountain biking
Damage to wildlife
Climbing
Decline of cliff nesting birds
Congestion and pollution
87% of people travel by car
Management
Footpath erosion
Pennine way (popular walk) has been paved
Congestion
congestion charges
Park and ride
Decline in traditional industry
Shops and restaurants are buying local produce
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