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Difference between systematic and regional approach of geography

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Answered by maryamkincsem
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There are mainly two approaches to geography. The first one is the systematic approach and the second one is the regional approach.

The systematic approach studies only one issue and continues to examine its spatial variations. That means related to different spaces, you study your location.


On the other hand, the regional approach studies the multiple characteristics after dividing or segmenting the location at hand, on the basis of region. Meaning you divide your location into regions, next you study characteristics of each region.
Answered by rajeshbanerjee1978
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Answer:

Explanation: systematic profounder:

The systematic geography approach was introduced by Alexander Von Humbolt,a German geographer.

Regional approach: Regional geography approach was developed by another German geographer and a contemporary of Humbolt,Karl Ritter.

Methodology:In systematic approach phenomenon is studied world over as a whole and than the identification of typology or spatial is done.

In regional approach the world is divided into region at different hierarchical level and then all the geographical phenomena in a particular region are studied. These regions, political or designated.

Example:If one is in interested in studying natural vegetation the study will be done at the world level as a first step. The typologies such as equatorial rain forest or softwood conical forest or monsoon forest,etc. will be identified, discussed and delimited.

Regional approach example:

If one is interested in studying natural vegetation the study will be done for different regions like equator.

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