Difference between relative and absolute space in geography
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Relative space contrasts with absolute space, wherein location is understood with respect to an independent frame of reference such as a coordinate system. The dimensions of absolute space are fixed and immovable, whereas relative space is a movable dimension.
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The difference between relative and absolute space in geography is as follows:
- Relative location refers to a specific location about another location or point on the earth's surface. When describing the locations on the map we often refer to them about something else.
- For example, the Mediterranean Sea is to the North of Libya. While driving on road the direction signs point to the nearest city with direction and distance
- Absolute location in geography refers to a fixed location on the earth's surface.
- For example, your house is located on X street of Y city. Another example is the latitudinal and longitudinal location of places which is fixed.
- Therefore, the difference is that of using an exact point to describe location or any other point of reference
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