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MODERN LANDSCAPES OF THE KERCH PENINSULA
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The characteristic of modern landscapes of the Kerch Peninsula as geologic systems in which natural and economic subsystems are inseparably connected is presented in the article. The component structure of the landscapes of the Kerch Peninsula (geological structure, relief, climate, water, soil, flora and fauna) was analysed using constructed thematic maps. The complex structure of the landscapes of the Peninsula is presented, with the indication of landscape levels, landscape zones, landscape areas. The description of the modern economy of the Kerch Peninsula as an economic subsystem has been completed. The modern landscapes of the Peninsula show varying degrees of integration of natural and economic components. This can be shown by overlaying the maps of the natural and economic subsystems. The maps of the natural and economic subsystems, and of the modern landscapes of the Kerch Peninsula, are provided in the work. It is shown that the map of modern landscapes can be used in territorial planning, including landscape planning. This cartographic model can be used as a basis for integrated assessments of territorial differences and evaluation maps.
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