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    UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

    General Certificate of Education Advanced Subsidiary Level and Advanced Level

    9696/11

    GEOGRAPHY
    Paper 1 Core Geography

    October/November 2012

    INSERT
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    READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST
    This Insert contains all the Figures, the Tables and the Photograph referred to in the questions.

    This document consists of 7 printed pages and 1 blank page.


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    Photograph A for Question 1

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    Fig. 1 for Question 2
    Night time temperatures across an urban area

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    Tables 1A and 1B for Question 4
    Countries with population aged over 65 years, 2004

    Top 5 countries by percentage of population aged over 65 years


    rank

    country

    number (millions)

    percentage

    Italy

    11.07

    19.3

    Japan

    24.52

    19.2

    Greece

    2.06

    18.7

    Germany

    14.97

    18.1

    Belgium

    1.82

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    Table 1A

    Top 5 countries by number of people aged over 65 years


    rank

    country

    number (millions)

    percentage

    China

    97.15

    7.4

    India

    56.51

    5.2

    USA

    36.39

    12.3

    Japan

    24.51

    19.2

    Russian Federation

    19.89

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    money sent home by
    migrants as a percentage
    of the countrys GDP

    Remittances received from international migrants as a percentage of the countrys GDP, 2006

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    Fig. 4 for Question 6
    Percentage urban population in 1950, 1975 and 2000 and predicted urban population in 2025

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