Physical Geography

Definition of Physical Geography Hierarchical Category as it relates to Locations

The scientific study of natural features and phenomena on Earth's surface, such as landforms, climates, soils, vegetation, and the processes that affect them, as well as the spatial relationships and interactions between various physical and geographical locations.

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Geography : Physical Geography (PhysicalGeography.net)

Child Hierarchical Categories

Aerial Photography Atmosphere Biomes Bodies of Water Cartography Cities Climate Climate Maps Climate Zones Coasts Continents Countries Deserts Earthquakes Ecosystems Field Data Collection Field Measurements Field Observations Field Research Field Studies Field Surveys Fieldwork Forests Geocoding Geodetic Surveys Geographic Grid Systems Geographic Information Systems Geographic Projections Geographical coordinates Geology Geomorphology Georeferencing Geospatial Analysis Geospatial Data Geostatistics Glaciers GPS Grasslands Hydrology Islands Lakes Landforms Latitude Longitude Map Design Map Interpretation Map Keys Map Making Map Reading Map Scales Map Symbols Maps Mountains National Parks Natural Resources Oceans Physical Features Physical Maps Plains Plateaus Polar Regions Political Maps Rainforests Regions Remote Sensing Rivers Satellite Imagery Savanna Soil Types Tectonic Plates Thematic Maps Topographic Maps Topography Tundra Valleys Volcanic Activity Volcanoes Weather Wetlands World Heritage Sites
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