Geographical Concepts Crossword Puzzle

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Change: Degree, rate, spatial and place related (location, size, distribution, density, pattern).
Distance: Absolute in terms of length (km), relative in terms of time or movement (km × t), psychological or cultural.
Distribution: Arrangement of features/objects at all scales, in patterns, spatial and temporal.
Environment: The living and non-living physical elements and social conditions of the Earth's surface and atmosphere.
Interconnection: No object of geographical study can be viewed in isolation.
Movement: Change in location/phenomenon; cause and consequence; distance, direction, and mechanism.
Place: Absolute, relative, sense/understanding, value, perception.
Processes: The events—physical and human—that lead to development, change, preservation.
Region: Definable area: local, national, international. Defined by physical, political, climatic factors, usage, etc.
Scale: In relation to size on maps or observational scales (local, national, international, global, regional).
Spatial Association: The distribution of phenomena to a high or low degree.
Sustainability: An evaluation or judgment on the environmental, social, political, and economic impacts of human activity.

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change: degree, rate, spatial and place related (location, size, distribution, density, pattern).
distance: absolute in terms of length (km), relative in terms of time or movement (km × t), psychological or cultural.
distribution: arrangement of features/objects at all scales, in patterns, spatial and temporal.
environment: the living and non-living physical elements and social conditions of the earth's surface and atmosphere.
interconnection: no object of geographical study can be viewed in isolation.
movement: change in location/phenomenon; cause and consequence; distance, direction, and mechanism.
place: absolute, relative, sense/understanding, value, perception.
processes: the events—physical and human—that lead to development, change, preservation.
region: definable area: local, national, international. defined by physical, political, climatic factors, usage, etc.
scale: in relation to size on maps or observational scales (local, national, international, global, regional).
spatial association: the distribution of phenomena to a high or low degree.
sustainability: an evaluation or judgment on the environmental, social, political, and economic impacts of human activity.