This document discusses basic geographic concepts like latitude, longitude, and measurement. It introduces geography as a science that organizes how the world is arranged. It also references resources on latitude, longitude, and endangered languages from Wikipedia and other websites. The document is authored by Mark M. Miller and Royal Berglee and is about world regional geography.

1. GEOGRAPHY AS SCIENCE,
OR How the world is (more
or less)
organized
© World regional geography
Mark M. Miller
The university of Southern Mississippi
Favela Santa Marta, Rio de Janerio, Brazil

2. Longitude
Wikipedia. Longitude. Retrieved January 13, 2014:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longitude
Latitude
Wikimedia Commons. Latitude. Retrieved January 13,
2014http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Latitude_(PSF).png
Measurement in Geography
As we say here in the Gulf South: the lower the latitude, the better the attitude. 

3. Berglee

4. World Regional Geography: People, Places, and Globalization, v. 1.0
by Royal Berglee

5. World Regional Geography: People, Places, and Globalization, v. 1.0
by Royal Berglee

6. World Regional Geography: People, Places, and Globalization, v. 1.0
by Royal Berglee

7. Alliance for Linguistic Diversity. Retrieved January 15, 2015: http://www.endangeredlanguages.com/#/3/22.421/-
37.096/0/100000/0/low/mid/high/dormant/awakening/unknown