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What do geographers work as?
Well, Geographers! :)
How do geographers classify locations?
How goes geographers classify location
What is an area defined by common characteristics called?
Geographers call areas with common characteristics a homogeneous region.
What two things do all geographers study?
geographers study the earth, its landforms, landmarks, natural resources, and etc.
What kinds of social groups of geographers study?
i think the the social group geographers study is culture
Who studies geography called?
they are called Geographers
What are geographers who make or design maps?
Geographers who make or design maps are called cartographers.
What do some geographers consider Europe and Asia to be one continent called Eurasia?
No body of water separates Europe and Asia completely.
What is population geographers?
These folks are called demographers.
Why are geographers interested in safe and unsafe drinking water?
becouse.
Geographers divide the world into areas called what?
culture regions
Why do Geographers think of Europe as a Peninsula?
Because Europe is surrounded by water on three sides.
What do geographers work as?
Well, Geographers! :)
The imaginary east west lines used by geographers as references on a map are called?
latitude!
Why do geographers use maps?
Geographers use maps because that's what geographers do for a living. Geographers use maps to learn about the Earth's surface. That is their job.
How do geographers study when they look at a regions culture?
Geographers studying a region's culture typically examine factors such as language, religion, customs, art, and traditions. They may also analyze how these cultural elements shape the landscape, interactions, and identities of the people living in that region. Geographic information systems (GIS) can be used to map and visualize cultural patterns and processes within a region.
What are geographers interested in the movement of?
Geographers are intrested in the movement of people (pull factors and push factors), of ideas (e.g sharing information on the Internet), and of goods through roads, railways, water, air, and pipeline.
