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Isopleth
Line Drawn On The Map Along Which The Value Of A Particular Phenomenon Or Product Is Uniform. Some Important Isopleths Are Discussed Here.
Isanomal
Isopleth of anomaly.
Isarithm
Any line representing continuous value on maps.
Isobars
Lines of equal pressure.
Isobaths
Lines of equal depth in sea.
Isobronts
Lines joining places experiencing a thunderstorm at the same time.
Isochrones
Lines joining places located at equal travel time from a common centre.
Isogonals
Lines joining places with same magnetic declination.
Isohalines
Isopleths of salinity.
Isohels
Isopleths of equal amount of sun-shine
Isohyet
Isopleth of rainfall.
Isohypse or contour lines
Isopleths of elevation above sea level.
Isonif
Isopleth of amount of snow.
Isophene
Isopleth of seasonal phenomena for example flowering dates of plants.
Isopotential
Surface to which artesian water can rise.
Isorymes
Lines of equal frost.
Isoseismals
Lines of equal seismic activity.
Isotherms
Isopleths of temperature.
Isthmus
A narrow strip of plant joining two land masses, for example, the Isthmus of Panama joining North and South America.
SOBRIQUETS
Bengal’s Sorrow: Damodar River
Blue Mountains: Nilgiri Hills
China’s Sorrow: Hwang Ho
City of Eternal Springs: Quito (South America)
City of Magnificent Distance: Washington DC, USA
City of Palaces: Kolkata
City of Seven Hills: Rome
City of Skyscrapers: New York
City of the Golden Gate: San Francisco
City of the Golden Temple; Amritsar
Cockpit of Europe: Belgium
Dark Continent: Africa
Emerald Island: Ireland
Eternal City: Rome
Gateway of Tears: Strait of Bab-el Mandeb (Jerusalem, Palestine)
George Cross Island: Malta
Gift of the Nile: Egypt
Granite City: Aberdeen
Great White Way: Broadway, New York
Hermit Kingdom: Korea
Herring Pond: Atlantic Ocean
Holy City: Jerusalem
Holy Land: Palestine
Island of Pearls: Bahrain
Key to the Mediterranean: Gibraltar
Land of Maple leaf: Canada
Land of Morning Calm: Korea
Land of Rising Sun: Japan
Land of the Golden Fleece: Australia
Land of the Golden Pagoda; Myanmar
Land of the Kangaroo: Australia
Land of the Midnight Sun: Norway
Land of Thousand Lakes: Finland
Land of White Elephants: Thailand
Land of Thunderbolt: Bhutan
Never Never Land: Prairies of N. Australia
Garden Province of South Africa: Natal
Pillars of Hercules: Gibraltar
Pink City: Jaipur
Playground of Europe: Switzerland
Quaker City: Philadelphia
Queen of the Adriatic: Venice, Italy
Queen of the Arabian Sea: Kochi
Roof of the World: Pamirs
Sick Man of Europe: Turkey
Spice Garden of India: Kerala
Sugar Bowl of the World: Cuba
Venice of the North: Stockholm, Sweden
White City: Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro
World’s Bread Basket: Prairies of N. America
World’s Loneliest Island: Tristan da Cunha
SOUTH AMERICAN IN FIGURE
Leading Agriculture Producers:
Coffee
Brazil
Cotton
Soyabean
Wheat
Argentina
Sugarcane
Sunflower
Beef
Fisheries
Peru
Leading Miner Producers:
Mineral Oil
Venezuela (Maracaibo lake)
Tar
Trinidad (Pitch lake)
Iron-ore
Brazil (Itabira and Carajas)
Copper
Chile (Chiquicamata)
Tin
Bolivia (Potosi)
Nitrates
Chile (Atacama)
Phosphates
Bauxite
Surinam & Guyana
Silver
Mexico
AFRICAN DAMS AND FALLS
DAMS/FALLS
RIVER
COUNTRY
Aswan Dam
(World Biggest)
Nile
Egypt
Kariba Dam
Zambezi
Zimbabwe and Zambia
Kanji Dam
Niger
Nigeria
Cobora Bassa Dam
Mozambique
Akosombo Dam
Volta
Ghana
Victoria Falls
Zambia-Zimbabwe
Stanley Falls
Zaire
Congo
Owen Falls
Lake Alberta
Uganda
MAJOR TRIBES OF AFRICA
TRIBES
REGION
Bushmen
Kalahari
Hottentots
Pygmies
Congo basin
Masais
Kenya (East Africa)
Bantus
Central & S. Africa
Berbers
Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia
Fulanis
Western Africa
Husas
Yorabas
Ibos
Tuaregs
Sahara Desert
Kikuyus
Kenya
Zulu
South Africa
Ashanti
Yacoba
Ivory Coast
AFRICAN NEW & OLD NAMES
OLD NAME
NEW NAME
Leopoldville
Kinshasa
Elizabethville
Lubumbashi
North Rhodesia
Zambia
South Rhodesia
Zimbabwe
Democratic Republic of Congo
Gold Coast
SW. Africa
Namibia
Nyasaland
Malawi
Katanga
Shaba
Abyssinia
Ethiopia
Stanleyville
Kisangani
Basutoland
Lesotho
Bechuanaland
Botswana
Malagasy
Madagascar
Salisbury
Harare
Dahomey
Benin
New Hebrides
Vanuatu
Spanish Guinea
Equatorial Guinea
Upper Volta
Burkina Faso
Govt. Reports in Colors
White Paper: Indian government’s Report, which is published with facts.
Yellow Book: Report of French government or publications
Blue Book: Report of British government or publications
Green Book: Report of Italy and Iran Government or Publications
Grey Book: Report of Japan and Belgium Government or Publications
White Book: Report of Portugal, China and German Govt. of Publications
Orange Book: Report of The Netherlands Governments or Publication
COLOUR Revolutions
Green Revolutions: Crops especially Wheat’s production.
Blue Revolutions: Fisheries or ocean lives production.
White Revolution: Milk production.
Brown Revolution: Discovery of non-conventional energy sources.
Yellow Revolution: Production of oil-seeds.
SOLAR SYSTEM : FACT FILE
Mercury is the nearest planet to the Sun.
Venus is the nearest planet to the Earth.
Neptune was the farthest from the sun during 1979-99
Now Pluto is the farthest from the sun after 1999 for the next 228 years.
Venus is the hottest planet, 97% of its atmosphere is CO2.
Jupiter is the biggest planet.
Earth is the densest planet.
Venus is the brightest planet.
Earth is the Blue Planet.
Mars is the Red Planet.
Venus is the Morning and Evening Star.
Venus is also called the Earth’s twin.
Saturn and Uranus are known as the planets with rings.
Mercury has the shortest year.
Mercury has the maximum diurnal range of temperature.
Saturn has maximum number of satellites.
Jupiter is the fastest rotating planet.
Venus is the slowest rotating planet.
Venus has the same period of rotation as revolution.
The length of the day is nearly same on the planet Mars as that of the Earth.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are the Jovian planets.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are the inner planets.
Venus rotates from East to West.
Uranus rotates from North to South.
Mercury is the fastest revolving planet.
Planets revolve around the sun in anticlockwise direction.
Earth is the largest of the terrestrial planets.
MEDITERRANEAN REGION
Mediterranean lands are known as World’s orchard lands. The orchards generally have citrus fruits. Great Valley of California, the value of Chile, the Negev Desert of Israel have elaborate Irrigation systems for orchards.
Region
Oranges
California
Sunkist
Spain
Seville
Tangier
Tangerine
China & Japan
Mandarin
Commercial viticulture is specific to Mediterranean as around 85% of grapes produced go to wine making.
Wine is a national drink in Spain, Portugal, France & Italy.
Wine
Paris basin:
Garonne
Sauternes
Rhone Valley
Burgundy
Italy
Chianti, Asti, Marsala,
Levantine
Currants
Raisins
Asia Minor
Sultanas
World Famous Temperate Grasslands:
Pustaz
Hungary
Prairies
North America
Pampas
Bush Veld
North Part of South Africa
High Veld
South part of Temperate region of South Africa
Downs
Murray-Darling Basin/Australia
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