geographic
related to geography
connected with geography or the Earth’s surface.
geographic + [noun]
- The book gives a clear geographic overview of the country.
- The island’s geographic features include steep cliffs and coral reefs.
- We studied the geographic changes caused by urban growth.
- This map shows geographic features.
- The teacher asked a geographic question.
based on location or region
connected with a place or region.
geographic + [area/region/market/variation]
- Sales show strong geographic differences between the north and the south.
- The company plans to expand its geographic reach next year.
- The rules vary for geographic reasons, depending on the region.
- There are geographic differences in weather.
- Our store has limited geographic coverage.
linked to natural place conditions
connected with a place’s natural land and climate.
geographic + [conditions/barriers/constraints]
- Mountain ranges can be major geographic barriers to travel.
- Geographic isolation helped preserve the local wildlife.
- Drought is partly a result of the region’s geographic conditions.
- The sea is a geographic barrier.
- The village has geographic isolation.
about distribution across places
showing how something is spread in different places.
geographic + [distribution/pattern/spread]
- Researchers mapped the geographic distribution of the disease.
- The report explains the geographic spread of the wildfire smoke.
- There is geographic clustering of jobs in the capital.
- The map shows the geographic spread of the storm.
- We studied the geographic distribution of birds.
involving coordinates and mapping data
using location information like coordinates for maps or apps.
geographic + [data/information/coordinates]
- The app uses geographic data to recommend nearby restaurants.
- Please enable geographic location services for navigation to work properly.
- They combined satellite images with geographic coordinates in the analysis.
- The phone uses geographic data.
- This system stores geographic coordinates.
- Base: geographic
geographic area
1a particular region of land
a particular region or part of a country/world.
- The survey covered a wide geographic area.
- This policy only applies within a defined geographic area.
- Lions once lived across a much larger geographic area.
geographic coordinates
1latitude and longitude numbers
numbers (latitude/longitude) that show a place on Earth.
- Send me the geographic coordinates and I’ll enter them into the GPS.
- The rescue team was given precise geographic coordinates.
- The dataset includes geographic coordinates for each observation.
geographic distribution
1spread across different places
how something is found in different places.
- The paper describes the geographic distribution of the species.
- Vaccination rates show an uneven geographic distribution.
- The map visualizes the geographic distribution of customers.
geographic information system
1computer system for map data
a computer system that works with map/location data.
- The city uses a geographic information system to manage roads and utilities.
- We built the map layers in a geographic information system (GIS).
- A geographic information system can combine satellite images with census data.
geographic isolation
1separation due to location
being separated because a place is far away or hard to reach.
- The island’s geographic isolation led to many unique species.
- Geographic isolation makes it expensive to deliver goods there.
- The community’s geographic isolation was reduced by the new bridge.
geographic location
1the exact place on Earth
where something is on Earth.
- Please share your geographic location so we can send help.
- The form asks for your geographic location, not your nationality.
- The museum’s geographic location makes it easy to reach by train.
geographic proximity
1being physically near
being close in distance.
- Geographic proximity to ports makes the city attractive for trade.
- They chose the supplier because of geographic proximity.
- The two countries’ geographic proximity has shaped their history.
geographic spread
1expansion across a region
how far something spreads across places.
- The team tracked the geographic spread of the virus.
- The brand increased its geographic spread by opening stores overseas.
- Wind patterns affected the geographic spread of the smoke.