Holderness - CS Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

Who are the stakeholders of the Holderness coast

A

Residents, Farmers, Business owners

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2
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What type of geology is the Holderness coast

A

Soft rock, Boulder clay

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3
Q

What is an advantage of boulder clay

A

Its very fertile

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4
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How much has the Holderness coast retreated in 20 years

A

40 metres

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5
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What mass movement occurs at the Holderness coast

A

Rotational slip and slumping

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6
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How long is the Holderness coast

A

50 miles

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7
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What are the different land uses along the coast

A

Residential
Transport
Farms
Seaside resorts

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8
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What are the 3 resorts along the coast

A

Hornsea, Withernsea, Bridlington

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9
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Which hard engineering is used along the Holderness coast

A

Groynes, sea walls, rock armour

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10
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How far has Mapleton eroded in 40 years

A

75cm

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11
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How much did sea defences at Mappleton cost

A

1.9 million

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12
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Which defences were built at Mappleton

A

Groynes
Rock armour

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13
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Which type of transports occur along the Holderness coast

A

LSD
Suspension

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14
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What is the name of the spit called

A

Spurn point

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15
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What type of environment is the Humber estuary

A

Low energy environment

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16
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How much do defences cost the council per year

17
Q

What is the name of the headland at the north coast

A

Flamborough head

18
Q

What are the positive effects of coastal management at Mappleton

A

Been effective in reducing coastal erosion

Increased tourism in the area

19
Q

What are the negative effects of coastal management at Mappleton

A

Increased erosion further south

Conflict between the local authorities and residents

20
Q

Why is Hornsea being protected

A

Recreational area for tourists

High population density

Infrastructure is already in place

21
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Which defences are being used at Hornsea

A

Sea Walls

Groynes

Revetments

Rock armour

22
Q

Negative impacts of coastal management at Hornsea

A

Erosion rates rapidly increase further down

Down drift beaches starved of material

23
Q

Positive impacts of coastal management at Hornsea

A

Provide effective protection from coastal erosion

Ensured high quality beaches which attract tourists

Allowed for the support of the fishing industry

24
Q

What coastal management strategies have been used at Withernsea

A

Groynes

Rock armour

Sea Walls