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| based on the cardinal points of north, south, east, west |
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| refers to the spatial separation between two points on earth's surface measured by some accepted form of standard unit |
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| the identification of place by some accepted system of coordinates |
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| consideration of distance |
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| amount of clustered phenomenon over an areaa |
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| ways in which places are connected |
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| a visual expression of human activity |
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| the measure of anything within a unit of area |
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| the amount of spread phenomenon over an area |
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| one of essential uniformity in a combination of physical or cultural characteristics |
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| opposite of formal region, viewed as a spatial system |
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| geographic informational system |
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| digital system that displays spatial information |
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| increasing interconnections of people and societies all around the world |
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| images developed by individual perceptions |
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| a simplified abstraction of reality |
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| the setting where human interaction occurs |
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| same as functional region, viewed as a spatial system |
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| geometric arrangement of objects |
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| reflect the feelings and images of humans |
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| the method that represents earth's curved surface on a flat map |
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| areas that display important elements of internal uniformity and external difference from one another |
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| to bring the concept of immense diversity of earth's surface |
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| a culturally based locational referance |
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| transforms measurements into units more applicable |
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| position of place in relation to others |
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| detecting the nature of an object from a distance |
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| the physical and cultural concepts of a place |
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| external relations of a locale |
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| the dispersion of ideas to distant areas |
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| arrangement of items on earth |
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| accessibility to ideas of location and distance |
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| same as a functional region, one of essential uniformity in a combination of physical and cultural characteristics |
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