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Geography (from
Ancient Gr**** γεωγραφία geōgraphía;
combining gê 'Earth' and gráphō 'write',
literally 'Earth writing') is the
study of the lands, features...
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Physical geography (also
known as physiography) is one of the
three main
branches of
geography.
Physical geography is the
branch of
natural science which...
- also
refer to:
Geography (Front 242 album)
Geography (Tom
Misch album) "
Geography", a song by
Macintosh Plus from
Floral Shoppe Geography, a lost 3-volume...
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Maritime geography is a
collection of
terms used by
naval military units to
loosely define three maritime regions:
brown water,
green water, and blue...
- In
geography, a
bight (/baɪt/) is a
concave bend or
curvature in a coastline,
river or
other geographical feature, or it may
refer to a very open bay formed...
- In the most
general sense, a
glade or
clearing is an open area
within a forest.
Glades are
often gr****y
meadows under the
canopy of
deciduous trees such...
- In
geography and geodesy, a
meridian is the
locus connecting points of
equal longitude,
which is the
angle (in
degrees or
other units) east or west of...
- In
geography, a
defile is a
narrow p**** or
gorge between mountains or hills. The term
originates from a
military description of a
route through which...
- In
physical geography and hydrology, a
channel is a
landform on
which a
relatively narrow body of
water is situated, such as a river,
river delta or strait...
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Behavioral geography is an
approach to
human geography that
examines human behavior by
separating it into
different parts. In addition,
behavioral geography is...
