What is significance in geography
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An event might be geographical significant if it cause ripples which make recognized changes to people and/or environments over space. A landform or place might be geographical significant if it be revealing through its representation of how a group thinks about place or space in general.
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I think without geography we would not be able to explore more landforms or study more about them
It would have been difficult for us to depict temperature, rainfall availability and many more things at different areas of world
Due to certain geographical formations we can predict many changes in climate or landforms or natural calamities nd all......
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