Transcript Diapositiva 1

Tentori Federica
Pedrazzini Jessica
Campari Elisa
Giaccheri Sara
•Capital : Belfast
•Surface: 14.131 sq kmq
•Population: 1.685.267
•Language: English (official) and Irish (only in some rural areas by the
catholic population)
•Religion: protestants (53%) catholic (43%)
•Military expenses: its defense depends on London
The Ireland of the North
occupies one slice to the
northeast of the Irish island,
expanding itself on
approximately 17% of its
surface. The only earth
border is that one with the
Eire to south and the west.
To east, exceeding the Sea
of Ireland, finds the southern
Schottland
•The economy is
characterized from numerous
industrial activities (weaves
them, aeronautics,
shipbuilding, electronic,
chemistries and foods).
The economic center of the
region is Belfast.
•Agriculture supplies oats,
linen, forages and potatoes. It
practices to you to the
breeding (ovine and bovine)
and the peach.
•Other centers are Larne and
Will strain some.
The climate is humid
and mild, the Gulf
Stream maintains it
uniform all the year: in
summer the average of
the temperatures do
not exceed 16
degrees, in winter they
do not come down
under the 4 degrees.
RIVERS:
•Short lenght
•The regular presence of
water
•En estuary mouth
The larger lake is the Lough Neagh boasts also
the supremacy of largeness in all the British
islands, and its dimensions are truly remarkable.
The Shannon
The longest river of Ireland
The territory is flat and hilly, the little
mountains do not go beyond 850
meters
Croagh Patrick
The sacred mountain of the Irish
“Boot of the Giant "
Characteristic cliff that recalls an
ancient legend
The “Giant’s Causeway” (pavement of the
Giant)” is a natural formation situated on the northeast coast of ireland
“The Harp of the Giant”
“The Hurricane”
“The Stream bed”
“Chimney Stacks”