Context of the city – site, situation and connectivity
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I can describe the location of Liverpool through the features of site, situation and connectivity and use these to explain Liverpool’s national, regional and global importance.
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Liverpool is a coastal city sited on flat land in NW England and situated about 300 km NW of London.
Liverpool is connected to the rest of the world through rail, road, sea and air links.
Liverpool's importance nationally and globally is a consequence of its site, situation and connectivity.
Liverpool is nationally important for its diversity, city economy, role in the Industrial Revolution and population.
Liverpool is globally important for trade, sporting and cultural events and its link to the slave trade and migration.
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