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9840-PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

  • Each chart designed by expert in a scientific way, printed in natural color, size 70 x 100 cm.
  • Printed on paper, laminated in English and Hindi combined.
  • Each chart designed by expert in a scientific way, printed in natural color, size 70 x 100 cm.
  • Printed on paper, laminated in English and Hindi combined.
Part No.Type Size (cm)
9840-AHEAVENLY BODIES70 x 100
9840-BSOLAR SYSTEM70 x 100
9840-CEARTH AND ITS MOTIONS70 x 100
9840-DSTRUCTURE OF THE EARTH70 x 100
9840-EROCKS & MINERALS70 x 100
9840-FATMOSPHERE & SPACE70 x 100
9840-GPRESSURE WINDS70 x 100
9840-HOCEAN70 x 100
9840-ISTORM AND OCEAN CURRENT70 x 100

Physical geography charts serve various essential purposes in a concise manner:

  1. Educational Tool:
    • Aid in teaching and learning about landforms, climate, and natural features.
  2. Landform Identification:
    • Assist in identifying and understanding different landforms such as mountains, rivers, and deserts.
  3. Climate Patterns:
    • Visualize climate zones, temperature variations, and precipitation patterns.
  4. Ecosystem Mapping:
    • Illustrate the distribution of ecosystems and biodiversity across regions.
  5. Natural Hazard Analysis:
    • Help analyze and understand the susceptibility of regions to natural hazards like earthquakes, hurricanes, and wildfires.
  6. Water Bodies and Oceanography:
    • Depict oceans, seas, lakes, and rivers, providing insights into ocean currents and marine features.
  7. Soil Types:
    • Display soil classifications and variations, aiding in agricultural planning.
  8. Resource Distribution:
    • Visualize the distribution of natural resources such as minerals, forests, and water sources.
  9. Urban Planning:
    • Support city and regional planning by considering physical geography factors like topography and water availability.
  10. Environmental Studies:
    • Facilitate the study of environmental processes, including erosion, weathering, and sedimentation.
  11. Cartography and GIS:
    • Serve as a base layer for more specialized maps and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applications.
  12. Tourism and Recreation:
    • Assist travelers in understanding physical features and landscapes when planning trips.

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