What is the difference between a natural and a physical boundary?

Answer 1

A natural boundary is a boundary that is defined by natural features, such as a strait, a mountain range etc. A physical boundary is can be an imaginary boundary that is drawn on a map, which is not shown in real life, something like a political boundary.

Answer 2

A natural boundary is something physical, such as a river, sea, mountain range, etc.

A political boundary is a man made line drawn on a map, it can seperate countries from each other e.g Border between Canada and the USA. It can also be smaller such as a State, city or even suburb of a city.

Some times a boundary can be both. For example the River Tweed is the border between the countries of England and Scotland. The River then is a natural boundary AND a political boundary. The reason many natural boundaries are also a political boundary is because they are easy to use as a natural reference point when drawing treaties and maps.

Answer 3

A natural boundary is a boundary created by natural features like rivers, mountains, or lakes. A physical boundary is a wider category that encompasses both natural boundaries and artificial boundaries created by humans, such as walls or fences.

Answer 4

I do not know i am still on the same question as you guys

Answer 5

A: the difference is that political boundaries have been established by the government, and natural boundaries were formed by nature