Physical Landscapes of the UK (OCR GCSE Geography A (Geographical Themes)): Flashcards

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The UK's Physical Landscape
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UK's highest peak & height

Ben Nevis, 1,345 metres

Highest mountain in Wales & height

Mount Snowdon, 1,085 metres

Mountain-building periods forming UK mountains

Caledonian and Variscan orogenies

Nickname for the Pennines

Backbone of England

What are tors?

Rocky outcrops

Location of UK upland areas

North and west of UK

Location of UK lowland areas

South and east of UK

Jurassic Coast designation

World Heritage Site

3 processes shaping coastal landscapes

Erosion, transportation, deposition

UK's longest river

River Severn

3 processes rivers use to shape landscape

Erosion, transportation, deposition

When glaciated landscapes formed

Last Ice Age

Shape of valleys formed by glacial erosion

U-shaped valleys

Example of ribbon lake in Lake District

Windermere

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