What is a geographic region?

Answer 1

a piece of land

Answer 2

A geographic region is a defined area on the surface of the earth. There are major regional regions such as South America, North America, Africa or Europe, etc. The purpose of regions is to study a particular area, cultural trait...virtually every thing on earth from cultural to physical features. You have ethnic regions, climatic regions, latitudinal regions, hot and cold deserts of the world, etc. Basically a region is anything you want to map and study in a particular area of the world, or a particular aspect of culture such as architecture, language, population concentrations, disease environments, etc. To be a region, the area does not have to be called a region but for the most part, major areas are called regions. Megalopolis is a region, but the name "region" is not in the title. Same is true for Appalachia.

Answer 3

A region is the vast or indefinite entirety of a space or area, or something compared to one.

It is also a part of the earth's surface (land or sea) of considerable and usually indefinite extent.

Answer 4

A geographic region is an area of land that shares common physical, cultural, or environmental characteristics that distinguish it from surrounding areas. These characteristics can include climate, vegetation, topography, and human activities. Geographic regions help people classify and understand areas of the Earth based on these shared features.

Answer 5

geological regions are regions whose main characteristic is that they have the same type rocks

Answer 6

where you live