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Table 4 presentation. By: Kasey, Woo, Max, Dwight. Illinois geologic features. And events. Geologic Feature of Illinois. Illinois geologic feature is Lake Michigan. It’s a major part of Illinois. Lake Michigan was created by glaciers that slid down to create the shape of Illinois. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Table 4 presentation

•By: Kasey, Woo, Max, Dwight

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Illinois geologic featuresIllinois geologic features

And eventsAnd events

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Geologic Feature of IllinoisGeologic Feature of Illinois

• Illinois geologic Illinois geologic feature is Lake feature is Lake Michigan.Michigan.

• It’s a major part of It’s a major part of Illinois.Illinois.

• Lake Michigan was Lake Michigan was created by glaciers created by glaciers that slid down to that slid down to create the shape of create the shape of IllinoisIllinois

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Lake MichiganLake Michigan

• In the Paleozoic era In the Paleozoic era the segments of the segments of land fell into the land fell into the water which created water which created the shape of Illinois the shape of Illinois and and

• The lake.The lake.• Has many perks Has many perks

such as fishing, such as fishing, activities and fresh activities and fresh drinking water.drinking water.

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The effect of the featureThe effect of the feature

• Created a lake that Created a lake that is used for drinking is used for drinking water and for water and for activity.activity.

• Different parts of Different parts of Illinois also gets Illinois also gets flooding.flooding.

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Geological EventGeological Event

• Illinois had major Illinois had major flooding.flooding.

• It caused much It caused much damage to damage to surrounding areas surrounding areas and damaged and damaged homes.homes.

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SummarySummary

• The impact of Lake Michigan is world The impact of Lake Michigan is world wide, it allows Illinois of drinking wide, it allows Illinois of drinking water.water.

• And helps to create ports.And helps to create ports.

• It also creates activates and event It also creates activates and event to be held at the lake front.to be held at the lake front.

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By: Woo ByunBy: Woo ByunSouth Korea’s Geologic South Korea’s Geologic

featuresfeatures

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Geologic features of South Geologic features of South KoreaKorea• Korea’s geologic Korea’s geologic

feature is a feature is a peninsulapeninsula

• 70% of Korea is 70% of Korea is surrounded by surrounded by waterwater

• Korea was made by Korea was made by splitting off china.splitting off china.

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Mountain regionsMountain regions• Korea is famous Korea is famous

for its wild life for its wild life and forest and forest preserve. preserve.

• 70% of land in 70% of land in Korea is made up Korea is made up of hills and of hills and mountainsmountains

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The Han RiverThe Han River

• The Han river is The Han river is the largest river the largest river in South Koreain South Korea

• It stretches over It stretches over 700 miles and 700 miles and touches 15 touches 15 different villages.different villages.

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Floods in KoreaFloods in Korea

• In spring, monsoons are typical. During In spring, monsoons are typical. During that time, many floods occur, causing that time, many floods occur, causing damage to homes and buildings.damage to homes and buildings.

• Mudslides are popular in the monsoon Mudslides are popular in the monsoon season.season.

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• In conclusion South Korea is a great In conclusion South Korea is a great tourist attraction for great food and tourist attraction for great food and view, but sometimes mother nature view, but sometimes mother nature wants you to stay home.wants you to stay home.

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Max’s geology slidesMax’s geology slides

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Welsh GeographyWelsh Geography

-Wales is -Wales is peninsula, famous peninsula, famous for being covered for being covered in many waterfalls. in many waterfalls.

-The biggest is -The biggest is Pistyll Rhaeadr.Pistyll Rhaeadr.

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Geological EventGeological Event

-I experienced the -I experienced the earthquake last earthquake last April.April.

-Everything in my -Everything in my house was shaking, house was shaking, it woke my family it woke my family up.up.

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TsunamiTsunami

-Tsunamis are a -Tsunamis are a geologic event, they geologic event, they flood coastal land flood coastal land and impact people in and impact people in a variety of ways.a variety of ways.

-People’s property is -People’s property is wrecked, farm land wrecked, farm land is destroyed, and in is destroyed, and in many cases, people many cases, people and livestock are and livestock are killed as well.killed as well.

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Philippines Geologic Feature.Philippines Geologic Feature.

By: Dwight AlabaBy: Dwight Alaba

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Geologic Feature of PhilippinesGeologic Feature of Philippines• Philippines geologic Philippines geologic

feature is the Mount feature is the Mount Pinatubo.Pinatubo.

• Philippines is an Philippines is an archipelago (scattered archipelago (scattered islands).islands).

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Mt. PinatuboMt. Pinatubo• An active stratovolcano An active stratovolcano

located in the northern located in the northern part of the Philippines part of the Philippines (Luzon). (Luzon).

• It was formed 1.1 It was formed 1.1 million years ago.million years ago.

• The magma within the surface of the earth The magma within the surface of the earth worked its way above the ground. As the lava worked its way above the ground. As the lava kept flowing out, it dried up and turned into a kept flowing out, it dried up and turned into a volcano.volcano.

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Geologic EventsGeologic Events

• Mt. Pinatubo Mt. Pinatubo awakened in july awakened in july 16, 1990 and 16, 1990 and erupted in 1991.erupted in 1991.

• People People experienced experienced high magnitude high magnitude earthquake.earthquake.

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Effects of Geologic eventsEffects of Geologic events

• After the After the eruption, people eruption, people who live near who live near the volcano the volcano experienced low experienced low amount of amount of sunlight.sunlight.

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ConclusionConclusion

• Mt. Pinatubo is Mt. Pinatubo is still and active still and active volcano but in a volcano but in a much lower much lower level. It is now level. It is now used for used for business as a business as a tourist spot. tourist spot.