Showing posts with label Geography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geography. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 March 2011

Future: The Future of Singapore River

Singapore River in the past

 
Singapore River in the past
Anderson Bridge in Singapore River now
Evidence that the sides of the river is reclaimed land
According to the pictures shown, it appears that the size of the Singapore River has reduced in size by a small amount. It is no longer as wide as in the 19 and 20th centuries, but the difference is not so substantiate. Also, the sides of the river is lined with walls of stone. This means that the sides of the river must have been reclaimed, therefore, reducing the width of the river. Since it is reclaimed land, the sides of river cannot be eroded easily, thus, the shape and size of the river should not change due to natural forces.

Wednesday, 23 March 2011

Present: The Singapore River Discovery

Paranoiac picture of Singapore River from Coleman Bridge

Another paranoiac picture of Singapore River from Coleman Bridge
Building 1: Fullerton Hotel





Building 2: Shop-houses




Building 3: Victoria Concert Hall

Building 4: Old Supreme Court





Trail
 

Sights and Sounds by the river
Business:
Many buildings beside the river are for business. One very good example is banking. The picture on the left is a building of Standard Charted Bank.











Food & Goods
Many shophouses are along the river. They sell food and many goods like silk, clothes, furniture, etc.













Tourism
There are many tourist attractions. Like the Ancient Civilization Museum in the picture on the left.












Another tourist attraction is boat rides along the river. Like in this picture on the left.