Tonga Form 3 Geography (Optional) (Information based on Form 5, may not be entirely accurate)

Introduction to Geography

• Definition of Geography: Geography is the study of the physical and cultural environment.
• Different Scales of Geographical Study: Global, Regional, National, and Local.

Tonga's Geography

• Island Groups: Tonga consists of three main island groups: Tongatapu, Ha'apai, and Vava'u.
• Main Islands: 'Eua, Tongatapu, Ha'apai, Vava'u, Niuatoputapu, and Niuafo'ou.
• Key Features: Capital cities, airports, wharves, and hospitals of each main island.
• Population Distribution: Analysis of population data and factors influencing population distribution.
• Location: Tonga is located in the Southern Hemisphere, south of the Equator.

General Geography Topics (likely covered based on Form 5 and other resources)

• Physical Geography: Landforms, climate, natural resources.
• Human Geography: Population, culture, economic activities.
• Map Skills: Using different types of scales (linear, written, representative fraction).

This compilation represents the most relevant information I could gather based on the available resources. It should be noted that this might not be a completely accurate representation of the Tonga Form 3 Geography syllabus, as the prompt indicated that the information is based on Form 5 and may not be entirely accurate. A confirmed Form 3 syllabus or textbook would be needed for a definitive overview.