Differentiate between systematic and regional geography.
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Gaurav Seth 4 years, 6 months ago
The regional geography is a main branch of geography.
Its focus is on the study of connection between various natural and cultural geographic factors in a particular landscape or region.
While its counterpart is systematic geography, which includes the study of specific element of geography such as agriculture, food, lifestyle in order to know the processes which are influenced by various factors.
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