world geography
Study of nations
World geography is the study of Earth's physical features, climates, and human populations across regions and nations.
It encompasses landforms, bodies of water, political boundaries, and how people interact with their environments.
As an academic subject, it covers map reading, continental divisions, and global patterns: She aced the world geography exam.
- continentsEarth's largest landmasses
- mountainsTall elevated landmasses
- mountain rangesExtended series of peaks
- bordersLines separating regions
- population densityInhabitants per unit area
countries · plate tectonics · rivers · urbanization · oceans · equator line · prime meridian · languages · climate zones · cities · migration · deserts · rain forests · historical regions · biomes · forests · glaciers · political maps
- World Referenceencyclopedia, reference book
- geographycontinents, continent, oceans, countries, country
- geography booksgazetteer, historical atlas, road atlas, cartography, topography
- Global Educationstudy abroad, exchange programs, international schools, international students, overseas education
- world culturesholidays, flags, traditional clothing, ethnic food, festivals
world geographyworld history
Record of all peoples
political science · cultural anthropology · human geography · geopolitics · economic geography
world geographyintrospection
Observing one's own mind
self-knowledge · inner world · psychology · personal history · autobiography
world, geography, worlds, worldly, worldwide, otherworldly, worldliness, unworldly, geographic