GEOGRAPHICAL Adjective
Relating to the physical features, landscapes, or spatial characteristics of the Earth’s surface. “Geographical” pertains to the study, description, or analysis of the Earth’s natural features, including its landforms, bodies of water, climate, vegetation, and human settlements. It encompasses the geographical distribution, arrangement, and interrelation of various natural and human-made phenomena across different regions or areas of the Earth.
LOCATION Noun
A particular place or position, especially as determined by its coordinates or relative to other landmarks, objects, or reference points. “Location” refers to the specific spot or site where something is situated or found. It can denote both physical locations in the physical world, such as geographic or spatial positions, and abstract or conceptual locations in contexts like computing or storytelling.
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION Noun
The precise point or area on the Earth’s surface identified by its geographic coordinates or in relation to other geographical features. A geographical location specifies the position of a place in terms of latitude and longitude or by referencing nearby landmarks, natural features, or man-made structures. It provides information about where something is situated within the Earth’s spatial framework, facilitating navigation, mapping, and the description of physical or cultural phenomena.