definition of branches of geography for kids
Physical geography is defined as the branch of geography that encompasses the study of the natural features and phenomena (or processes) on the Earth. Physical geography may be further subdivided into various branches: Geomorphology: This involves the study of the topographic and bathymetric features on Earth.
Historically it has consisted of two main branches, human geography and physical geography. Human geography has three general foci: 1  characterizing and explaining the differences between places in the present and throughout time.  theorizing and modeling the spatial structure, organization, and control of society.