Relief and drainage of FCT - SS1 Geography Lesson Note

Relief of FCT:

The relief refers to the physical landscape and terrain of the FCT. It's marked by the following key features:

Aso Rock: One of the most iconic features of the FCT, Aso Rock is a massive geological formation and serves as a significant landmark.

Plateaus: The FCT is characterized by plateaus and hills, giving the region a varied topography. Some areas are relatively flat, while others have rolling hills.

Valleys: The terrain includes valleys and lowlands, which play a role in the region's drainage system.

 

Drainage of FCT:

Drainage refers to the network of rivers, streams, and waterways in the FCT. Here's what you need to know:

Rivers: The primary river in the FCT is the Jabi Lake, a man-made reservoir. The region also has various smaller rivers and streams that contribute to its drainage system.

Drainage Patterns: The FCT's drainage patterns are typically dendritic, meaning they resemble tree branches spreading out. The rivers and streams flow into larger water bodies or reservoirs like Jabi Lake.