The 1:50000 map is of Springfield, Jamaica. Study Fig. 1, which shows the position of some features in the west of the map extract. [Figure 1]
- (a)(i)feature A;[1]
- (a)(ii)the type of road at B;[1]
- (a)(iii)the type of boundary at C;[1]
- (a)(iv)the settlement pattern at D;[1]
- (a)(v)the coastal vegetation at E;[1]
- (a)(vi)the coastal vegetation at F;[1]
- (a)(vii)river feature G;[1]
- (a)(viii)coastal feature H.[1]
- (b)On Fig. 1, draw the 280m contour on Round Hill.[2]
- (c)(i)Measure the length of the north – south runway at Vernamfield disused aerodrome.[1]
- (c)(ii)How is the aerodrome land being used?[1]
- (d)(i)Describe the general direction of flow along the course of the Hilliards River.[2]
- (d)(ii)Which of the following is not a feature of the Hilliards river in squares 1534 and 1634? Circle the correct answer below. distributary meander tributary[1]
- (e)Give the six figure grid reference of the ford on the road between Cherry Hill and Hopewell.[1]
- (f)Using map evidence, suggest reasons for the location of settlement at Kemps Hill in grid squares 1933 and 1934.[4]
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Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2015). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [1] (a) (i) (Other) building
- [1] (a) (ii) Class C
- [1] (a) (iii) Parish
- [1] (a) (iv) Linear
- [1] (a) (v) Mangrove
- [1] (a) (vi) Marsh / swamp
- [1] (a) (vii) Meander
- [1] (a) (viii) Spit
- [2] (b) Passes through 090340
- [2] (b) Correct in relation to easting 11
- [1] (c) (i) 2100 – 2300
- [1] (c) (ii) Pasture
- [1] (c) (ii) Buildings / settlement
- [2] (d) (i) Flows south / north to south
- [2] (d) (i) Then flows SW / W / from NE to SW / from E to W
- [1] (d) (ii) Distributary
- [1] (e) 135/6 385/6
- [4] (f) Along road
- [4] (f) Flat land
- [4] (f) Sugar plantation
- [4] (f) Mixed scattered cultivation
- [4] (f) farmland
- [4] (f) Pasture
- [4] (f) Woodland for fuel / building
- [4] (f) Quarry for building material / employment
- [4] (f) Water supply
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