GeographyYears 10–11Geographical Skills

Data analysis

Interpret and analyse geographical data from graphs, charts, maps, photographs, GIS and statistical techniques

What you'll learn

  1. 1

    Imagine you're a geographer studying how many people live in different towns in the UK. 📊

  2. 2

    Here's a table showing the population of 4 towns in 2021: Town A = 12,000; Town B = 8,000; Town C = 15,000; Town D = 10,000. 📋

  3. 3

    Which town has the largest population?

  4. 4

    Let's find the average (mean) population of these 4 towns. 🧮

  5. 5

    Now you try! Use the bar chart to find the range — the difference between the largest and smallest population. 📏

  6. 6

    What is the range of the populations? (Largest = 15,000; smallest = 8,000)

  7. 7

    If a new town E had a population of 9,000, what would the new average be? (Total now = 54,000, 5 towns)

Practise Data analysis with Whizlo

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