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Explian directions and location of physical and cultural features within the town

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Answered by Anonymous
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Physical geography is the study of the physical characteristics of the Earth and how they interact with each other. Cultural geography is the study of how the physical geography affects human cultures.

Answered by Jasleen0599
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Explain directions and location of physical and cultural features within the town.

  • The study of natural features like mountains, rivers, lakes, and plains is known as physical geography. The study of cultural geography focuses on how people are arranged globally. Political, linguistic, and other language boundaries, as well as population density, are all aspects of cultural geography.
  • Numerous human-made and natural ground features are depicted on topographic maps, and they can be categorised into the following groups: cultural (roads, buildings, urban development, boundaries, railroads, power lines); natural (lakes, rivers, streams, swamps, rapids); and relief (mountains, valleys, slopes, depressions).
  • Geographical factors such as topographical characteristics of the environment, climate, and natural resources have a significant impact on culture. Geography influences cultural interactions, as well as what people need for clothing, shelter, and food, as well as how they express themselves. A physical map typically has labels for elements like mountain ranges and water bodies. The shape and features of the seafloor, including basins and the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, are vividly seen on this map of North America.
  • In general, cultural geography investigates the cultural beliefs, behaviours, expressions in speech and writing, and artefacts of people as well as the diversity and plurality of cultures within a society. It also looks at how cultures are distributed across space, how places and identities are created, and how people construct senses of their surroundings.
  • These characteristics include the local water cycle, vegetation, climate, and terrain landforms. The availability of food and climatic patterns influence how people live, therefore geography affects people's lifestyles as well as whether they can live there or not.

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