Although they look similar on this map, the road and the river are examples of the two different types of geography: physical and human. Amber: That sounds complicated! Mr Lewis: Not really.

The precipitation itself, as well as the flood-prone nature of many Vermont towns, can be explained by the state’s physical features ... geographic and human-centric features of Vermont ...

The faculty believes that both physical and human geography are essential to an outstanding program, that both are complementary and indispensible parts of the same subject. Despite individual ...

physical geography is more than a mere composite of these other sciences. It takes a comprehensive approach to the processes of the natural environment, often with an emphasis on human modifications ...

THE student of Physical Geography must not expect to find in this massive book a systematic exposition of the science in the manner of Guyot and the French and German geographers; nor must he ...

At UD you will gain training in physical and human geography and learn to collect information about environmental challenges using a variety of methods, including GIS, remote sensing, computer ...

You will receive broad training in physical and human geography as well as education, gaining the tools and methods of both disciplines. You will also gain vital experience through teaching placement ...