GEOGRAPHY

• PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 


  Study of natural features of the earth including the distribution of plants and animals.
• PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 


  Deals with the process and patterns of natural science combined with the influence and evidence of human civilization
• GEOMORPHOLOGY 


  The study of the physical aspects of the surface of the earth
• HYDROLOGY


  The bodies of water on earth
• GLACIOLOGY 


  study of glaciers and ice sheets
• HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 


  The study of geography that deals with the interaction of human being with the given time and space. This also explains crossing of culture between countries
• ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY 


  Studies the movement of the natural environment and its effects to human civilization. This can also include the rise and fall of a civilization due to natural calamities.
• REGIONAL 


  A region itself is defined as a part of the Earth's surface with one or many similar characteristics that make it unique from other areas
• TOPICAL


  involves the investigation and analysis of the distribution of a single phenomenon throughout the world within a specific area
• ECONOMIC 


  It focuses on studying and explaining the various places and spaces where economic activities occur and circulate across the world
• POLITICAL


  about the boundaries for f a country, the state it has and the development strategies that it has in place
• HISTORICAL 


  studies the ways in which phenomena have changed over time.
• ZOOGEOGRAPHICAL


  Branch of biogeography concerned with geographic distribution of animals especially with the determination of the areas characterized by specific groups
• SOCIAL


  focuses on everyday life and the way social groups interact with each other and the spaces in which they live
• GEOGRAPHY 


  study of places and the relationship between people and their environment. "Geo" means "Graphy or Graphiens" means to write or describe.