Put letters A to D on pointers on the photo to identify land-use. (Write the 5 land-uses you have identified in the spaces below)

Fill in the specific information for your chosen settlement:

• a) When was the settlement established? Provide the founding year or period.
• b) What is the area size of this settlement? (how big it is) State the area, e.g., 50 km^2.
• c) Population: Provide the most recent population figure, e.g., 150,000 people.
• d) Geographical location coordinates: Provide the latitude and longitude, e.g., 25.7460° S, 28.1876° E.

List four towns that are geographically close to your chosen settlement. For example:

• Town A
• Town B
• Town C
• Town D

List five rural villages or communities that are economically or socially linked to your settlement, often relying on it for services or markets. For example:

• Village 1
• Village 2
• Village 3
• Village 4
• Village 5

This step requires you to look at the satellite view on Page 4 (which is not provided in the current image). Once you have that image, you will identify five different land uses and label them A, B, C, D, and E. Examples of land uses include:

• A: Residential (high-density)
• B: Commercial (retail/business district)
• C: Industrial (factories/warehouses)
• D: Agricultural (farmland)
• E: Recreational (parks/sports fields)