Case Study: River Catchment at a Local Scale (River Brock, Lancashire) (AQA A-Level Geography): Quizzes

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Case Study: River Catchment at a Local Scale (River Brock, Lancashire)
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What is the total length of the River Brock?

17.8 km

Which type of rock forms the hills in the upper catchment of the River Brock?

Millstone grit

What was the annual rainfall total for the River Brock catchment in 1995?

1,077 mm

How much rainfall did the River Brock catchment receive in 2012?

1,981 mm

What does the term 'river regime' refer to?

Pattern of river flow throughout the year

Which village experienced severe flooding in October 1980?

St Michael's on Wyre

What is the storage capacity of the flood basin at Catterall?

1.7 million m³

What is the number of the gauging station that measures River Brock discharge?

72007

At what river level does flooding become possible where the River Brock joins the River Wyre?

1.03 m

What type of scale is used to display River Brock discharge measurements?

Logarithmic scale

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