CBD?

Industrial Zone?

Inner City?

Inner Suburbs?

Outer Suburbs?

Starter: Write down which zone each of these pictures belong to and give a reason

for each

Inner City Outer Suburbs

Industrial Zone Inner Suburbs

CBD

Learning walk

• You will need:

- your phone

- sketch paper & pencil

- a calm attitude

Learning walk

• Walk around school & up on the roof.

• Take photos with phone to show different land use / zones.

• Jot down key terms that you see (e.g. high density housing, terraced, Victorian, transport).

• Make field sketches of views.

How is land used around Priory School

Annotate the land-use features for the photos taken from Priory’s roof – give detail and explanation. Write a sentence explaining which zone Priory belongs to and why.

What you could expect in an exam…

Use evidence from the resources to prove which zone this is.

(3marks)

Homework• Go for a walk around Portsmouth (ooooh, exciting!)

• Take a series of photos to demonstrate different land use that you find

• Try to take photos that prove which urban zones you see, (e.g. a street of terraced housing for inner city)

• You can use your phone or a camera for photos. Then print out as a collage / poster / map with annotations.

• Due:

IT Task

1. Find 1 Google Earth satellite screenshot and 1 OS map screenshot showing each of the 5 urban zones

– CBD– Industrial Zone– Inner City– Inner Suburbs– Outer Suburbs

2. Copy paste to ppt/publisher file. Label which zone it is for + how land is being used.

3. Email to jdebens@priory.portsmouth.sch.uk

IT Task

e.g.

a) CBD –Commercial Road, Palmerston Road, Gunwharf Quays

b) Industrial Zone – Naval Dockyard, Fratton Way, Whale Island

c) Inner City – Fratton, Milton, parts of Southsea

d) Inner Suburbs – Baffins, Hilsea, Southsea, Old Portsmouth

e) Outer Suburbs – Drayton, Farlington, Cosham

What patterns of land-use can you identify for Portsmouth?

Eg. In Portsmouth, industry is mostly located around the Naval Dockyards because traditionally the main trade of

the city was building ships.

Write down 1 other example – give reasons to explain the pattern

CBD (CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT)

1. Leisure and entertainment facilities

5. Shops and Offices11. Lots of public transport

links12. Oldest

13. Tall high density buildings19. High-value land

INDUSTRIAL ZONE

20. Industry

TWILIGHT ZONE (INNER CITY)

3. Very few driveways9. High-rise flats may now

replace some run-down areas14. Cheapest housing16. Terraced housing

INNER SUBURBS6. Semi-detached houses with

gardens8. Grew in response to

increased car ownership17. Some garages

OUTER SUBURBS

2. Large detached houses with garages

4. Most expensive houses7. Newest

10. Parks and open spaces15. Land is cheaper

18. Modern out-of -town shopping centres

How is land used in urban areas?

Social

Cultural

Economic

How is land used in Portsmouth?

1. Glue the map into the middle of your A3 paper

2. Cut out the statements (1-18) from the sheet

3. Arrange these statements into the 5 urban land-use zones

4. Glue these to your map, linking them to the correct land-use zones in Portsmouth

1. An exception to the majority land-use found in this zone is found in parts of Southsea, especially along the sea front, where some big

semi-detached houses can be found, originally built for naval officers

10. Paulsgrove, a former council estate, is found in this zone – built in the 1950s to re-house those whose houses were bombed and reduce

overcrowding in the inner city; now most people own houses here though

2. Mostly large, wealthy organisations located here because land is in short supply and therefore very expensive – smaller companies can’t afford rent. This is also why residential land-use is generally not found

in this zone

11. Modern out-of-town shopping centres, eg. North Harbour, are located in this zone because land is cheaper (meaning organisations

can buy more of it) and there is more space available for large shopping centres and car parks

3. Examples of areas included in this zone are Fratton Industrial estate and the Naval Dockyards

12. Examples of areas included in this zone include Hilsea and Eastney

4. Examples of areas included in this zone include Farlington and Paulsgrove

13. Examples of areas included in this zone include Fratton and Southsea

5. Most accessible part of Portsmouth – easy for shoppers and workers to get to

14.. This zone grew in response to an increase in car ownership and improved public transport

6. Expensive detached houses were built here as people could afford to travel to work; far away from the noise an pollution of the inner city

15. Lots of high density terraced housing built to home dockyard workers – walking distance to dockyards. In places high-rise blocks of

flats have been built, eg. Somerstown

7. Examples of areas included in this zone include Commercial Road, Gunwharf Quays and Palmerston Road

16. This zone is close to Cosham train station for London and to the M25 for Brighton and Southampton – places residents living here

might work

8. Another main location for this zone is along the train line and M27M275 – this provides easy access for trade

17. One main location for this zone is around the Naval dockyard where there is easy access for trade along with flat land for ship

building and repairs

9. Very few driveways since this area was built at a time when most people didn’t have cars and walked to work

18. Following the war there was a higher demand for better housing, resulting in the building of this area

Which Urban Zones is 21 set in?

Types of urban land-use identified (e.g. Residential) Urban zones identified

Land-use zones

• Use the textbooks to find out about land-use zones

• Make a poster that describes the 5 zones:

- CBD - Industrial zone - Inner City (Twilight Zone) - Inner Suburbs - Outer Suburbs

What urban zone is ‘Oceans Eleven’ set in?

Give 2 reasons for your choice

How has land use changed?

1999

How has land use changed?

Dec 2005

How has land use changed?

2010