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Презентация, доклад The Peak District
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- 1. Презентация The Peak District
- 2. Name: Peak District Location: England Date Established: 1951 Size: 555
- 3. Britain's First National Park The Peak District was
- 4. Peac Park The park’s name derives from peac, an Old
- 5. Mixed Bag The park can be divided into
- 6. Private Owners Over 90 percent of Peak District
- 7. HOW TO VISITWhy not travel to the
Name: Peak District Location: England Date Established: 1951 Size: 555 square miles (1,438 square kilometers)
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Name: Peak District
Location: England
Date Established: 1951
Size: 555 square miles (1,438 square kilometers)
Слайд 3Britain's First National Park
The Peak District was the first national park to
be established in Great Britain. As late as the early 20th century most British countryside lay in the hands of wealthy landowners who restricted or banned public access. But the 1932 Kinder Mass Trespass, held in what is now the park, was a milestone event in the campaign that led to increased public land access and the eventual establishment of national parks.
Слайд 4Peac Park
The park’s name derives from peac, an Old English word meaning hill.
Peak District’s high point is on Kinder Scout, a moorland plateau some 2,088 feet (636 meters) above sea level.
Слайд 5Mixed Bag
The park can be divided into three sections. The Dark
Peak features high moors covered with thick, dark peat.
Слайд 6Private Owners
Over 90 percent of Peak District is privately owned land.
The National Trust owns 12 percent, and three water companies own another 11 percent. The Peak District National Park Authority owns only 5 percent.
Слайд 7HOW TO VISIT
Why not travel to the park by train and
then stretch your legs on the free, guided Transpeak Walks? This voluntary group organizes walks of all types that begin and end at train stations in Peak District. Buses also travel the length and breadth of the park, and a historic steam train runs between Matlock and Rowsley. Cyclists can enjoy several traffic-free cycle routes set up in the park, and bikes can be hired from three different.
