Geography 10-11 grades

The atlas contains 52 maps combined into sections.

As well as photos, a summary of the training material and test

Note: The captions on pictures only in Ukrainian.

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= Political and Physical Maps of the World =

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Political World Map

Polity

Level of economic and social development of countries

International Organizations

Ukraine on the European map

Physical Map of the World

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= = WORLD POPULATION

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placement of the population

Urbanization. lifetime

Natural population growth. The composition of the population by sex

External migration

Religion

The people

Employment in agriculture, forestry, fisheries and industrial sectors of the economy

Employment in service industries. unemployment

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= Interaction between society and nature. =

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Mineral Resources

Fuel and geothermal resources

Ocean resources

Land resources

Water resources

Biological Resources

Agro-climatic resources. Types of winter

Recreational Resources. Tourism. World tourism destinations

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= = World Economy

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The oil and gas industry

The coal and uranium mining industry

Power

siderurgy

Non-ferrous metals

Oil and Gas

Chemical Industry

Textile industry

agriculture

Cereals. Technical (sugar, bulboplidni and tonic) culture

Technical (oil and fiber) culture. stockbreeding

Transportation. Network of International Relations? Connection

International economic called? Yazky

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= Global problems =

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Political tensions

Caloric intake. Health care? I

Environmental issues

conservation

Air pollution. Illiteracy

Education and Science

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= = Economic map

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Countries of Europe

United Kingdom, France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Luxembourg

Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Belarus, Lithuania

Russia

Asia

China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea

India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan. Japan

Canada, US

Latin America

Africa

Australia and Oceania