Pillars of Geography Location Place Connection Region Location
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Pillars of Geography Location, Place, Connection, Region
Location ¡ You have to know where something is before you can study it geographically. ¡ You can’t know where something is unless you have at least one other piece of spatial information: distance, direction, adjacency (next to) , or enclosure (inside). ¡ How many ways can you describe where you are sitting?
Describing Location ¡ Landmark l Next to the Mosque
Describing Location ¡ Topological l Between his house and the Mosque
Describing Location ¡ Distance l Three kilometers from her house
Describing Location ¡ Direction l Northeast of the river
Describing Location ¡ Address l l Beirut Street Hawalli, Kuwait 13105
Describing Location ¡ ¡ ¡ Global Grid Latitude: lines run east to west Longitude: lines run north to south Like the map grid, these lines allow us to pinpoint locations. Example: 51 degrees east by 143 degrees southeast.
Latitude and Longitude Film
Describing Location ¡ Map Grid l Sector 3 B
Place ¡ Refers to a location’s characteristics…those things that make it special. ¡ What is around a place? ¡ What do people do at the place? ¡ Every place is unique…no two places are the same.
Connections ¡ Natural Connections l Rivers, mountain passes, ocean routes exist without human actions.
Connections ¡ Artificial Connections l Highways, railroads, canals are created by humans.
Connections ¡ Consider the objects in this room l All the different kinds of materials come from places all over the world…places that are connected through economic trade.
Regions ¡ Places that share similar conditions (the Middle East) l l l ¡ religion language geography Sub-region: a place inside a region that shares similar condition.
Answer the following questions on a separate piece of paper. n What three things do geographers focus on most (geographic perspective)? n What is the definition of geography we discussed in class? n Describe what you know about “spatial knowledge. ” n What are the 4 benefits of having spatial knowledge? n Explain the purpose of regional geography: n Define topical geography: n Give 2 examples of thematic maps: n This assignment is due before the end of class.
- Bolted connection
- A325n bolt
- Slip critical
- What is a text to world connection
- Sustainability definition ap human geography
- Sustainability definition ap human geography
- Subscapular region of the back
- Active region and saturation region
- Place place value and period
- Waves are repeating disturbances that transfer
- A wave is a disturbance that transfers energy
- Southeast region products
- Thematic map ap human geography
- Coastal landscapes a level geography
- Physical region definition
- 5 themes of geography region pictures
- Five themes of geography region