This document discusses elements of regional geography, including natural environment, human geography, political geography, and economic geography. It explains that regional geography focuses on the interaction of cultural and physical factors in a specific landscape, while systematic geography examines individual factors globally. The natural environment encompasses living and non-living things that affect human survival and economics. Human geography studies patterns of human social interaction. Political geography analyzes the outcomes of political processes at the state, international, and local levels. Economic geography examines relationships between economies, states, and the environment as well as the location and organization of economic activities worldwide.

1. WORLDREGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
TOPIC 2: ELEMENTS IN REGIONAL
GEOGRAPHY
NAME: NOR ADIRANI BINTI NOR AZMAN
MATRIX NUMBER: 11DPI16F1005
CLASS: DPI3A
LECTURER’S NAME: MOHD NORULHISYAM BIN
HASSAN

2. REGIONALGEOGRAPHY
 Regional geography is a major branch of
geography.
 It focuses on the interaction of different
cultural and natural geo factors in a specific
land or landscape, while its counterpart,
systematic geography, concentrates on a
specific geo factor at the global level.

3. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
 The natural environment encompasses all
living and non-living things occurring naturally,
meaning in this case not artificial.
 This environment encompasses the
interaction of all living species ,climate ,
weather and natural resources that affect
human survival and economic activity.

4. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
Human geography is the branch of social
sciences
 Human geography attends to human patterns
of social interaction,
As an intellectual discipline, geography is
divided into the sub-fields of physical
geography and human geography.

5. POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
 Political geography is concerned with the
study of both the spatially uneven outcomes
of political processes .
 Conventionally for the purposes of analysis,
political geography adopts a three-scale
structure with the study of the state at the
centre, the study of international relation
above it and study of localities below it.

6. ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
Economics geography examines relationships
between human economic systems, states and
other factors and the biophysical
environment.
 Its also study the location , distribution and
spatial organization of economic activities
across the world.
It represents a traditional subfield of the
discipline geography.

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