JSS1 - SS3 Lesson Notes
Lesson Notes, Audio Lessons, Exam Questions
Lesson Notes, Audio Lessons, Exam Questions
Explore detailed SS 3 Geography notes for all three terms (1st, 2nd, and 3rd) based on the WAEC and NECO syllabus.
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Population is defined as the number of people living in an area at a particular time. The population of West Africa is not evenly distributed. Some areas are densely populated, some are moderately populated and others are sparsely populated. AREAS…
Mining is defined as the extraction and processing of mineral resources into finished products. Mining of Gold Mining of gold refers to the process of extracting gold from the earth’s crust. Gold mining has been practiced for thousands of years…
BUSH FALLOWING IN WEST AFRICA Bush fallowing is a system of farming or the cultivation of one piece of land for some years before the farmer leaves the piece of land to cultivate another in order to allow the former…
A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a powerful tool used to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, and present spatial and geographic data. It combines hardware, software, and data to enable users to visualize, interpret, and understand information related to specific locations…
Remote Sensing is defined as the act of obtaining information about an object without being in direct contact with the object. A satellite is an artificial body placed in orbit around the Earth or on another planet to collect information…
What is Tourism? Tourism is the process which involves the visiting of people to places of interest for pleasure, relaxation, entertainment or education. Tourism refers to the activities and industry associated with traveling for leisure, recreation, or business purposes to…
Trade is the buying and selling of goods and services between one region and another, within the same country or between one country and another. The former is known as internal trade while the latter is called international trade. …
International Economic Co-operation of West African state (ECOWAS) The economic community of West African states (ECOWAS) is a sub-regional organization formed by West African countries mainly to promote co-operation and development in all economic fields and to contribute to the…
Climate Change Meaning and Nature of Climate Change Climatic change refers to large scale alteration in the normal cycle of weather over pronounced time or duration. This change or alteration is expressed in the irregularities (anomalies) of the cycle or…
Mass movement can be defined as the movement of weathered materials (regolith) on slope under the force of gravity. It can also be referred to as the movement of rock materials from one place to another under influence of gravity.…
Weathering is the disintegration and decay of rocks which is caused by forces of weather such as frost, rain and temperature changes. It can also be defined as the process by which rocks are broken down into smaller fragments by…
Denudation is the process of lowering or sculpturing the earth surface by the activities of certain agents called denudation. The word denude is an original Greek word for reduction, that is, lowering or cutting. Therefore, denudation process are processes that…
LIMESTONE (KARST) REGION Meaning: Limestone or Karst region (Fig. 38.10) refers to a large stretch of land occupied by limestone which possesses a unique type of topography. Limestone is a sedimentary rock of organic materials made up of calcium carbonate.…
Volcanicity is the ejection of solid, liquid or gaseous materials from some deep-seated reservoir of molten magma beneath the earth crust to the earth surface. Volcanicity is defined as the rising of molten magma or other gaseous materials beneath to…
POPULAR EXAMPLES OF DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKES Africa is generally free from earthquake except along the edge (Morocco, Algeria and Egypt) where some earthquake have been recorded. In East Africa, some major earthquakes have occurred in the rift valley zone e.g. Tanzania,…
An earthquake is a violent tremor in the earth crust which send out a series of vibrating waves in all directions. These are sudden movement or vibrations of in the earth crust. They occur as a result of disturbances within…