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The Study of Geography

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The position on the earth in which a place can be found   absolute location  
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A half of the earth; the Equator or Prime Meridian divides in half   hemisphere  
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The position of a place in relation to another place   relative location  
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The physical and human characteristics that help to distinguish a place from other places   character of a place  
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A viewpoint that is influenced by one's own culture and experiences   perception  
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A group of places that have similar attributes, for example, a political region   formal region  
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A group of places connected by movement, for example, the region drained by the Amazon River and its tributaries   functional region  
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A group of places that is defined by people's feelings and attitudes   perceptual region  
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Imaginary lines (parallels) that run parallel to the Equator. Measures distances North and South of the equator   latitude  
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Imaginary lines that run north and south between the two poles measuring distance   longitude  
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Imaginary lines that run (parallel) between the two poles to measure distance north or south of the Equator.   parallel  
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Imaginary lines that run North and South through the two poles. Measure degrees East and West from Greenwich-Not parallel   meridian  
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The imaginary line (meridian) of 0* longitude which runs through Greenwich, England   prime meridian  
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