Beginner's Guide to World Geography

Geography is the study of earth's landscapes, people, places and environment. It is unique in bridging the social sciences with natural sciences.

A. Universe

  1. The Universe
  2. Galaxies
  3. Milky Way Galaxy
  4. Stars
  5. Constellations
  6. Life of a Star

B. Solar System

  1. Solar System
  2. The Sun
  3. Inner Planets
  4. Outer Planets
  5. Satellites or Moons
  6. Comets
  7. Asteroids
  8. Shooting Star or Meteoroids

C. Earth

  1. Origin of the Earth
  2. Movements of the Earth
  3. Spherical Coordinates of Earth
  4. Time
  5. Time Zones
  6. Internal Structure of the Earth
  7. Outer Structure of the Earth
  8. Volcanoes and Volcanic Landforms
  9. Earthquake

D. Lithosphere

  1. Continents of the World
  2. Major Land Surface Types
  3. Plains
  4. Plateaus
  5. Mountains
  6. Deserts
  7. Islands
  8. Types of Rocks
  9. Weathering of Rocks

E. Hydrosphere

  1. Hydrosphere
  2. Oceans
  3. Seas
  4. Movement of Sea Water
  5. Ocean Currents
  6. Rivers
  7. Straits of the World

F. Atmosphere

  1. Significance of Atmosphere
  2. Atmospheric Layers
  3. Solar Energy
  4. Temperature and its Distribution
  5. Air Pressure and its Distribution
  6. Wind
  7. Humidity and Precipitation
  8. Weather and Climate

G. Evolution

  1. Geological History of Earth
  2. Geological and Biological Changes