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Table of Contents

Aim of study

Location of study area

Method of Data Collection

Presentation and Explanation of Data

Analysis and Discussion of data

Conclusion

Bibliography

Appendix

Aim of Study
The aim of the study is to describe the main fluvial depositional features and landforms observed along the middle and lower stages of the Spanish River in, Portland, Jamaica at three locations (Skibo, Chepstowe, and Spring Garden)
Data Presentation:
Data will be presented using tables, graphs, photographs, and field sketches.

Location of the Study Area:
The study was carried out in Jamaica at the Spanish River at three (3) locations, Spring Garden, Skibo, and Chepstowe.

Method of Data Collection Field work was collected on May 22, 2012 along the Spanish River at Spring Garden (location 1), Skibo (location 2), and Chepstowe (location 3) in Portland, Jamaica. Data was collected using 3 methods which include: the simple random sampling method, a mean velocity test, and a river depth & width test. The resources used to carry out the study are as follows: maps, markers & pencil, ruler, float (tennis ball), white board, stopwatch, metre rule stick, calculator, worksheet, standing markers (students), and tape measure. The mean velocity test was carried out in two locations (skibo & chepstowe), it was done by placing two students (standing markers) 15m apart along the river one at o m (starting point) and one at 15 m (end point), while a third student was using a stopwatch to time the movement of the float (tennis ball) from o m to 15 m. The procedure was repeated until a total of 6 readings were attained and averaged to reduce error and increase accuracy. The width & depth test was carried out in two locations (skibo & cheptowe), the procedure was performed by placing two students in the water at either sides of the river one holding the end of the tape



Bibliography: * Nagle (2008) Chapt.3 pages 51-63 * Senior & London (2006) chapt.5 pages 36-45 * Mike Senior, Principle of Geography for CXC, Jamaica, 2008.

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