Examine the ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP supplied with this paper - Junior Cycle Geography - Question 5A - 2018
Question 5A
Examine the ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP supplied with this paper.
Draw a sketch map of the area shown on the Ordnance Survey map.
On your sketch map show and label each of ... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:Examine the ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP supplied with this paper - Junior Cycle Geography - Question 5A - 2018
Step 1
Draw a sketch map of the area
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Begin by sketching the entire area visible in the Ordnance Survey map provided. Make sure to include a clear outline of the coastline to capture its features accurately.
Step 2
Show and label the entire coastline
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Indicate the entire coastline prominently on your sketch. Use a solid line to trace the coastline. Label it as 'Coastline' for clarity.
Step 3
Show and label the N15 road
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Draw the N15 road as a distinct line on your map. Ensure it is marked clearly and label it 'N15 Road' next to the drawn line.
Step 4
Show and label the Drumcliff River
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Sketch the Drumcliff River as a winding line to represent its course. Label it as 'Drumcliff River' at a clear point along the river.
Step 5
Show and label an area of coniferous plantation
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Identify and outline an area representing the coniferous plantation. This could be depicted with a shaded area or appropriate markings. Label it as 'Area of Coniferous Plantation'.
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