Landforms and Body of water in philippinesjazz060493
This document summarizes key landforms and bodies of water found in the Philippines. It defines different types of landforms such as mountains, plains, plateaus, and volcanoes. It also defines various bodies of water including streams, lakes, seas, springs, waterfalls, and oceans. Examples provided include Mt. Apo, Chocolate Hills, Central Luzon Plains, Bukidnon Plateau, Mayon Volcano, Loboc River, Lake Taal, Sulu Sea, Hamorawon Spring, Maria Cristina Falls, and the Pacific Ocean. The document provides definitions and examples to illustrate the different landforms and bodies of water that can be found within the Philippines.
Bodies of Water in the Philippines by Group 2Alexa Dayot
The document summarizes the major bodies of water in the Philippines, including its 7,107 islands, largest lake (Laguna de Bay), and waterfall used for hydroelectric power (Maria Cristina Falls). It describes other geographic features like bays, rivers, seas, gulfs, straits, streams, lakes, and hot springs found in the country. It provides Taal Lake in Batangas as an example, describing its freshwater species, soil composition, depth, and formation in a volcanic caldera.
The document discusses two Filipino concepts - Anyong Lupa, which refers to the shape or form of the land, and Anyong Tubig, which refers to the shape or form of water. Both concepts are important considerations for land and water management in the Philippines.
Landforms and Body of water in philippinesjazz060493
This document summarizes key landforms and bodies of water found in the Philippines. It defines different types of landforms such as mountains, plains, plateaus, and volcanoes. It also defines various bodies of water including streams, lakes, seas, springs, waterfalls, and oceans. Examples provided include Mt. Apo, Chocolate Hills, Central Luzon Plains, Bukidnon Plateau, Mayon Volcano, Loboc River, Lake Taal, Sulu Sea, Hamorawon Spring, Maria Cristina Falls, and the Pacific Ocean. The document provides definitions and examples to illustrate the different landforms and bodies of water that can be found within the Philippines.
Bodies of Water in the Philippines by Group 2Alexa Dayot
The document summarizes the major bodies of water in the Philippines, including its 7,107 islands, largest lake (Laguna de Bay), and waterfall used for hydroelectric power (Maria Cristina Falls). It describes other geographic features like bays, rivers, seas, gulfs, straits, streams, lakes, and hot springs found in the country. It provides Taal Lake in Batangas as an example, describing its freshwater species, soil composition, depth, and formation in a volcanic caldera.
The document discusses two Filipino concepts - Anyong Lupa, which refers to the shape or form of the land, and Anyong Tubig, which refers to the shape or form of water. Both concepts are important considerations for land and water management in the Philippines.
2. Ang anyong tubig ay kahit anumang
makahulugang pag-ipon ng tubig,
kadalasang tinatakpan ang ibabaw ng
isang planeta katulad ng Daigdig. Hindi
kinakailangan na hindi gumagalaw o
nakapaloob ang isang anyong tubig; ang mga
ilog, sapa, kanal, agusan, bambang at ibang
katangiang pang-heograpiya kung saan
dumadaloy ang tubig mula sa isang lugar
hanggang sa isa pang lugar ay tinturing din
na anyong tubig
3. ang pinakamalawak at pinakamalalim na
anyong-tubig. Maalat ang tubig
nito. (Kabilang sa mga kilalang karagatan ay
ang Karagatang Pasipiko, Karagatang
Atlantiko, Karagatang Indiyano, Karagatang
Artiko, at ang Katimugang Karagatan.)
4.
5. malawak na anyong-tubig na mas maliit
lamang ang sukat sa karagatan. Maalat ang
tubig ng dagat sapagkat nakadugtong ito sa
karagatan. (Nabibilang sa mga dagat sa
Pilipinas ang Dagat Timog Tsina, Dagat
Pilipinas, Dagat Sulu, Dagat Celebes, at Dagat
Mindanao.)
6.
7. isang mahaba at makipot na anyong tubig na
umaagos patungong dagat. Nagmula ito sa
maliit na sapa o itaas ng bundok o burol.
8.
9. isang anyong-tubig na nagsisilbing daungan
ng mga barko at iba pang sasakyang-
pandagat. Maalat din ang tubig nito sapagkat
nakadugtong ito sa dagat o sa
karagatan. (Ang Look ng Maynila, Look ng
Subic, Look ng Ormoc, Look ng Batangas, at
Look ng Iligan ay halimbawa ng mga look sa
Pilipinas.)
17. makitid na daang-tubig na nag-uugnay sa
dalawang malaking anyong tubig tulad ng
dagat o karagatan. May kabuuang 200 ang
kipot sa Pilipinas dahil sa pagiging kapuluan
nito