IGCE Travel and tourism MAP STUDY

1. Map Study
Different climate Zones NIJIL C V

2. Oceans and Major seas

3. OCEANS AND MAJOR SEAS
• North pacific ocean
• South pacific ocean
• North Atlantic ocean
• South Atlantic ocean
• Indian Ocean
• Arctic Ocean

5. OCEANS AND MAJOR SEAS
• Hudson sea
• Gulf of Mexico
• Caribbean sea
• North sea
• Baltic Sea
• Black sea
• Mediterranean sea
• Japan Sea
• Caspian Sea
• Red Sea
• Arabian sea
• East china sea
• Coral sea
• Bering sea

6. Oceans and seas

7. Equatorial

8. Equatorial
• Equatorial regions are found between 5°-10° north
and south latitudes of the equator.
• Temperature:- temperature generally remains high
throughout the year with very less diurnal, seasonal
and annual changes. Average annual temperature
is 30°-35° C.

9. • Hot , wet and humid all the year. No winter
season.
• The equator passes through 13 countries:
Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Sao Tome & Principe,
Gabon, Republic of the Congo, Democratic
Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia,
Maldives, Indonesia and Kiribati.
• Equatorial climate : flood, drought, storm
Climate of equatorial regions:-

13. Tropical Monsoon

14. • Tropical Monsoon: anywhere between 23.5
degree North and South of the Equator.
• Hot , wet and humid throughout the year with
heavy rainfall. No cold season
• Eg: India, Brazil Caribbean islands

15. • The tropical zone includes the Amazon Basin
of Brazil, West Africa’s Congo Basin and the
rainforests of Malaysia , Africa and Asia,
located between the Tropics of Cancer and
Capricorn, have a tropical climate.
 Tropical climate: flood , hurricane, drought, storm, wildfire

16. Tropical Desert

17. Tropical Desert

18. Tropical Desert:
• Between 23.5 and approximately 30
degrees North and South of the Equator. No
cold season and negligible rain.
Eg: Dubai, African Sahara region
 Sub-tropical or Desert climate: heat wave,
sand storm

19. Temperate

20. Temperate :
• Between 30 and 50 degree North and South of
the Equator. Hot dry summer, cool wet winter .
Eg: France , Spain , Argentina and Chile

21. Temperate zone
• Temperate Latitude of the earth lie between
the subtropics and the polar circle Average
yearly temperatures in these regions are not
extreme, not burning hot nor freezing cold.
• Temperate means moderate.

22. • Unlike in the tropics, temperatures can change
greatly here, between summer and Winter. So, most
places with a temperate Climate have four seasons :
summer, autumn , winter and Spring.
• Other areas with a temperate climate can have very
unpredictable weather. One day it may be sunny, the
next may be rainy, and after that it may be cloudy.
This is normal in summer as well as in winter. These
are the main types of temperate climate:
 Temperate climate: blizzard, avalanche, hail
storm

23. Polar zone

24. • Polar : anywhere between the Poles and 66.5 degrees
North and South

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