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    MT02 1912068630 MHS Describing Geography

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    Majhar Hossain Shafat
    1. The document describes a small river port called Showarighat located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is situated on the banks of the Buriganga River. 2. The area has a warm, humid climate influenced by monsoon seasons. As a river port, it has lands on both sides of the large river and sees river processes like migration as people move to the river banks. 3. The connected river has provided population growth and economic opportunities over time. However, waste from development has impacted river water quality. The river port relies on the river's natural resources and acts as a hub for communication and trade.

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    1. The document describes a small river port called Showarighat located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is situated on the banks of the Buriganga River. 2. The area has a warm, humid climate influenced by monsoon seasons. As a river port, it has lands on both sides of the large river and sees river processes like migration as people move to the river banks. 3. The connected river has provided population growth and economic opportunities over time. However, waste from development has impacted river water quality. The river port relies on the river's natural resources and acts as a hub for communication and trade.

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    1. The document describes a small river port called Showarighat located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is situated on the banks of the Buriganga River. 2. The area has a warm, humid climate influenced by monsoon seasons. As a river port, it has lands on both sides of the large river and sees river processes like migration as people move to the river banks. 3. The connected river has provided population growth and economic opportunities over time. However, waste from development has impacted river water quality. The river port relies on the river's natural resources and acts as a hub for communication and trade.

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    MT02 1912068630 MHS Describing Geography

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    Majhar Hossain Shafat
    1. The document describes a small river port called Showarighat located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is situated on the banks of the Buriganga River. 2. The area has a warm, humid climate influenced by monsoon seasons. As a river port, it has lands on both sides of the large river and sees river processes like migration as people move to the river banks. 3. The connected river has provided population growth and economic opportunities over time. However, waste from development has impacted river water quality. The river port relies on the river's natural resources and acts as a hub for communication and trade.

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    Describing Geography

    MAJHAR
    Name

    HOSSAIN
    SHAFAT
    191206863
    ID

    Longitude
    DM 23°42'41.0
    S "
    23.711388
    DD
    89
    Latitude
    DM 90°23'40.1
    S "
    90.394444
    DD
    44

    Location Map Paste the image being used for description purpose

    Description

    1. Country Bangladesh

    2. Concept
    As for Bangladesh having a warm and humid climate, the environment of the
    2.1. Environment place always stays as regard to pre-monsoon, monsoon and post monsoon
    circulations.
    The place is technically a river port; thus, we can see lands across the river
    2.2. Perspectives
    alongside the large stream of the river itself.
    One of the river processes which is migration is highly seen here as people
    2.3. Process
    migrated to river banks for no erosion happening apparently.
    Currently the connected river is spacing out more land for humans to occupy
    2.4. Patterns
    around the place as we can see in the picture given.
    As the river connected has given population to grow here and, made many
    2.5. Interaction
    establishments to partake in the economic value by utilizing the landscapes.
    The connected river has been weaker in time, more landscape opportunities are
    2.6. Change brought forth. Apart from that, wastage caused by the acquainted civilization
    disrupts the quality of river life.
    There is no doubt about the sustainability as the connected river gives major
    2.7. Sustainability landscape of the capital of a country renewable natural resources like water and
    direct wastage supply to the bigger rivers and ocean.
    A river port is established by a civilization to cultivate the natural resources from
    3. Theory the river also creating communication and trading expeditions to the landscapes
    surrounding the river.
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    Describing Geography
    4. Theme
    4.1. Location Showarighat, Dhaka, Bangladesh
    4.2. Place A small river port in the southern part of the capital, Dhaka.
    It clearly connects with the river ‘Buriganga’, so we can say that this place is
    4.3. Region
    situated on the river region of Bangladesh.
    4.4. Environment Warm water port.
    Being an economic and trading point, insane amount of people crowds over the
    4.5. Movement
    place utilizing the transportation services and small local businesses.
    Apart from the questionable scenic beauty (the water is black literally), this place
    gives a serene riverside space for a human which actually does not exist more
    than 2 hours as… well….the crowds. But yes it offers factually 20% of the
    population (who apparently never gets to see rural sights according to childhood
    5. Features paragraphs) a frequent 20 minute river journey in very risky vehicles usually
    named ‘ Chompa ‘ ‘ shabnur’ something like that. Therefore, I personally would
    not dare to prefer to visit this place and stay more than 20 minutes because it
    smells awful. (Sir, I know this part has been informal but I am at least honest and
    this is fun)

    Thank you

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