This document provides an overview of the key elements of regional geography, including natural environment, political geography, human geography, and economic geography. Natural environment involves the non-human aspects of the Earth. Political geography examines boundaries and political systems. Human geography studies human patterns, cultures, and interactions with the environment. Economic geography analyzes the relationship between economies, environment, and other sectors.

1. World Regional Geography
Name: Rachel Chong Xin Jie
Matrix Number: 11DPI17F1006
Lecturer’s Name: Mohd Norulhisyam Bin Hassan

2. Natural
Environment
Political
Geography
Human
Geography
Economic
Geography
Elements of
Regional
Geography

3. Natural Environment
- The set of living things and non-living
things on Earth occurring naturally, without
the influenced by human.
- Examples: Weather, Climate

4. Political Geography
- A branch of geography that involve the
investigation of every aspect of policy.
- Is concerned with the study of both of
the spatially uneven outcomes of
political processes.
- Covers the aspects of boundaries,
country, state, nations
- Examples: Democracy, Monarchy

5. Economic Geography
- Examines the relationship between the
human economic system, nations, other
sectors and biophysical environment.
- Study the location, distribution and
spatial organization of economic
activities around the world.
- Examples: Primary sector, Secondary
sector

6. Human Geography
- A branch of geography that deals with
the study of people and their cultures,
economics and interaction with the
environment by studying their relations
with and across the space and place.
- Attends to human patterns of social
interaction, and how they influence and
affect the earth’s environment.
- Examples: culture, language