This branch is concerned with the study of human activities, including population distribution, migration, urbanization, cultural patterns, economic activities, and political systems. Human geographers examine how people interact with their environment, how societies are organized, and the impact of human activities on the landscape.
Cultural Geography: Cultural geography explores the relationship between culture and geography, including how cultural practices, beliefs, and traditions influence and are influenced by the environment.
Cartography: Cartography is the art and science of map-making, which plays a vital role in representing geographical information and aiding navigation.
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