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Sharing Session St. Mary’s Church College Tracy Leung Channel morphology of Nam Chung River St. Mary’s Church College S6A Geography (April 2005) Tasks 1. Study the map extract (1: 20000), which shows the northeastern part of Hong Kong. You are going hiking with S6A classmates. You are taking a route along the Nam Chung picnic trail to the bridge at 125922. (a)??? What is the length of this trail? If your group walks at a speed of 1km/h, how long will the whole trip take? (2 marks) (b)?? Calculate the gradient of this trail. (2 marks) (c)??? Is this trail section a difficult hiking trail? Explain your answer with map evidence. (3 marks) (b) Measure the length of the river from A to B. (2 marks) (c) There has been no rain during this week. But why is there still water flow in the river? Where does the water come from? (Observe the nearby environment) (3 marks) 3. Recently, the developers plan to develop fishing ponds for recreational uses at Nam Chung (in grid squares 1292 and 1293). ? (a)?Using map evidence, explain the advantages of developing Nam Chung fish ponds as a fishing place for recreational land use. (4 marks) (b)??What are the reasons to support the environmentalists against the changing of the original land use? (4 marks) ? Geological Excursion to Ma Shi Chau St. Mary’s Church College S 6A Geography (November 2004) Ma Shi Chau?? A rectangular shaped island about 1.5km long , 500m wide and 61 hectares. Connected to Yim Tin Chau by a sand bar. Northeasterly direction Research Statement Ma Shi Chau Special Area comprises 4 islands in Tolo Harbour, namely, Ma Shi Chau, A Chau, Yeung Chau and unnamed island. Along the Tolo Channel, it is long and narrow in shape due to the presence of fault line. In April 1999, Ma Shi Chau and its three adjacent islands were designated as a Special Site of Scientific Interest (SSSI) under the management of the Country and Marine Parks Authority of the