Change in a local area
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I can use past and current sources of evidence to identify how I could investigate change in the locality.
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Geographical enquiry develops existing geographical knowledge by examining evidence and gathering data in the field.
Previous studies of the local area are sources of evidence but can date quickly.
Evidence for local area change can be found in historical maps and current OS maps, which are refreshed annually.
Evidence for recent change or local issues can also be found in the news, from talking to people and through fieldwork.
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