GeoGraphixs explore the world

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'Walled World' gives an insight in how people seek ways to protect themselves from the evil outside world - The Guardian

The struggle for life of the Canadian First Nations peoples of the Nuxalk and Namgis.

The Bass Rock is a volcanic remnant about a mile off North Berwick in Eastern Scotland. The small rock island is home to over 140.000 Gannets. 
Klick here for the Noarderljocht photo report.

Moving Earth is all about volcanism and plate tectonics with case studies of Friesland, Spain, Iceland and New Zealand.

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Welcome to GeoGraphixs

GeoGraphixs is the geography site for students in secondary education in the Netherlands. Originally set up for our own students,  GeoGraphixs is now available and free to use to other students and teachers.

GeoGraphixs is designed for, and indeed partly developed by our students, for use in class as well as outside regular timetable lessons: all our students have access to Basic GeoGraphixs and Advanced GeoGraphixs, with the number of workshops and excursions still expanding.

Registered students also have unlimited access to the GeoGraphixs photo database GeoPhoto for use in their papers and presentations. Most photographs are available to others except the high resolution images.

GeoGraphixs can perfectly be used in conjunction with the leading Dutch geography course books. Most GeoGraphixs workshops courses are bi-lingual with a growing number available in Frisian. Also with the growing importance of  German in the Netherlands, a number of  workshops are available in this language as well.


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All photos on this site are protected by international copyright laws.  Copyright: GeoGraphixs - Rinze de Vries © 2010-2024, except where explicitly stated.
You have limited rights to personally view the images with your web browser and to use them as your personal computer wallpaper (or background image) on your own computer. These photos may not otherwise be reproduced, distributed, cropped, resized, or otherwise altered without the written permission of the photographer. No commercial use of these photos may be made in any way. All rights are reserved.

Work in Progress

Students are currently working on: 

Awesome forces

Year 1 students explore, analyse and appreciate some of the most destructive natural forces on the planet:

Volcanism and earthquakes
raging storms
seismic seawaves

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