Swanage bay case study Flashcards

1
Q

Where is Swanage bay located

A

South East England, Dorset

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2
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What type of geology

A

Discordant

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3
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What types of rocks

A

Chalk and Limestone - Hard

Clays and sand - soft

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4
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What are the main landforms

A

Studland bay - Bay

Ballard point - Headland

Old harry - Stack and stump

Swanage bay - bay

Durlston head - arch

Poole harbour - Harbour

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5
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what is studland bay made out of and why has it become a bay

A

Made of Clays and sand - little resistance to erosion

Because it has eroded faster than Ballard point

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6
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How has Ballard point been able to become a habitat

A

Caves have formed in the headland, which are home to seagulls

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7
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How has swanage bay benefitted Swanage?

A

Brings in tourists due to sandy beaches - seasonal income

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8
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What is the main plant in swanage

A

Marram Grass

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9
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Where is there No active intervention in swanage

A

Studland bay beach

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10
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Where has there been managed retreat SMP

A

Studland village

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11
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Where has there been hold the line SMP

A

Training bank and south haven

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12
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what type of soft engineering has been put to use

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Marram Grass planting that binds the sand together

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13
Q

what is more prominent right now, Backwash or swash

A

Backwash

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