geographical
ਭੂਗੋਲਿਕ
definition
adjective
There are enough clinics for the geographical area covered by the township, she says.
of or relating to geography.
example
Although it is unusual to get three cases in such a small 'geographical' area it is not uncommon to get a string of cases at this time of year.
Our misfortune is that we seem to be in the wrong 'geographical' position for the proposed new parish boundaries.
Political leaders need not only 'geographical' but also ideological constituencies.
There are enough clinics for the 'geographical' area covered by the township, she says.
Oslo is one of the largest cities in the world in terms of the 'geographical' area it covers.
It is these which give a country an identity much stronger than that defined by mere 'geographical' boundaries.
It's always difficult to define what binds the people who live within 'geographical' borders.
One of the interesting 'geographical' features of the Awaroa Bay is the Awaroa Inlet.
Even the 'geographical' boundary of Europe to the east has been a matter of some debate.
The study is based on one 'geographical' area and its findings may not apply to other settings.
The 'geographical' distribution of data of this type is highly varied, as is the range of the records preserved.
The peoples of these diverse backgrounds have to live together in a 'geographical' area.
The Zambesi Valley is one of Africa's major 'geographical' features and prime draws.
This is not simply a question of 'geographical' distance, but a feeling of social and political isolation.
The 'geographical' scope may cover the whole of the relevant police area, or any part of it.
As well as being categorised by 'geographical' location, blogs are also grouped by category.
This is based on the philosophy of Bradford being the 'geographical' centre of the UK.
Not many records of this genre make it to the charts across such a wide 'geographical' region.
Because of our 'geographical' position, it costs more to transport goods to us.
Both reports show that the population at risk has an uneven 'geographical' distribution.
Gathering the opinions of an industry as diverse and 'geographically' spread as tourism is in Scotland is not an easy task either.
These differences may be the result of 'geographic' isolation between the two faunas.
How does their response differ if the crisis effects your entire 'geographic' area?
What is unique about your site when contrasting it with a different 'geographic' region?
So it is also important to consider the 'geographic' distribution of these languages.
They are in close enough proximity to my own team, 'geographically' speaking, for me to feel some sort of regional empathy with them.
These maps are 'geographically' accurate and in accordance with international standards.
People tell you that Perth is very flat and that it's the world's most 'geographically' isolated city.
Why should a 'geographic' location of property be so much a factor in valuation?
Every effort should be made, using maps and visuals, to locate and isolate the crisis 'geographically' .
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