Topographically: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to the first 'topographically', it is used to refer to the physical layout and features of an area, especially in terms of shape, elevation, and landforms.

• The region is topographically challenging for construction
• The map shows the area topographically, highlighting the mountains and valleys

Used when discussing the location, position, or distribution of places, entities, or phenomena on Earth. It can also refer to the relationships between different areas and their spatial characteristics.

• Geographically, the island is isolated from the mainland
• The country's population is unevenly distributed geographically

This is a duplicate of 'topographically'. It may refer to the same detailed portrayal of the physical features and layout of the land, focusing on elevation and terrain details.

• Topographically, it is one of the most complex regions in the world.
• The project will cover the area's topographically significant landmarks.

Employ this term when discussing broader aspects of an area's physical characteristics and its location on the Earth's surface. It is less detailed than 'topographically' and encompasses broader features like climate, population distribution, and natural resources.

• The geographical location of the town makes it prone to flooding during the rainy season.
• There are significant geographical differences between the northern and southern parts of the country.