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Physical and human factor affecting population distribution and density
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Physical and human factors
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SHANE B
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1995
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Physical and human factor affecting population distribution and density
SOCIAL
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Underpopulation= surplus resources able to be sold for profit
Traditions and religion beliefs lead to population growth e.g. amongst Muslim and Catholic communication
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Overpopulation= exceeding carrying capacity and a shortage of resources
Tradition of low birth rates
Economic
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Poor infrastructures (lack of communication and poor services)
Limited export trade and poor markets
Limited employment opportunities
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Good infrastructure, i.e roads, rails, electricity, water and other services
Good export trade and wealthy markets
A vast economic structure with agriculture, industry, and services offering a range of employment
Resources
+ Good fish stocks, mineral and energy supply
- Lack of resources like fish, energy supply and minerals
Position
- Interior locations, remote and isolated from outside world
+ Coastal, estuary locations accessible to the outside world and for trade
Drainage
- Marsh and swamp, lack of water supply
Well drained soils for farming, adequate supply of water for supply of water for domestic, agricultural and industrial use
Vegetation
+ Vegetation that is easy to clear or valuable land
- Dense forest difficult to penetrate and clear
Climate
+ Absence of extreme rainfall or temperature. Enough rainfall and adequate temperatures for crop growth
- Severely climatic conditions, although low temperatures are real limiting factors
Soil
+ Fertile, easily worked soils
- Infertile soils, acid, leached and stony
Relief
+ Lowland and gently undulating terrain
- Steep mountainous land
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