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O-LevelGeographyPopulation and settlementMay/June 2013Paper 1 Q225 Marks

(a) Study Fig. 2, which shows information about households in five boroughs of New York, a city in the USA (MEDC). Bronx: Average (mean) annual income per household (US$) 46000, Percentage of households which are very poor 27, Percentage of households with residents not born in the USA 29 Brooklyn: Average (mean) annual income per household (US$) 60000, Percentage of households which are very poor 22, Percentage of households with residents not born in the USA 38 Manhattan: Average (mean) annual income per household (US$) 121000, Percentage of households which are very poor 17, Percentage of households with residents not born in the USA 30 Queens: Average (mean) annual income per household (US$) 67000, Percentage of households which are very poor 12, Percentage of households with residents not born in the USA 49 Staten Island: Average (mean) annual income per household (US$) 81000, Percentage of households which are very poor 10, Percentage of households with residents not born in the USA 21 [Figure 2]

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About This O-Level Geography Question

Topic

This structured question tests Population and settlement in O-Level Geography (syllabus code 2217). It is worth 25 marks.

Source

This question appeared in the Cambridge O-Level Geography May/June 2013 examination, Paper 1 Variant 3.

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