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/dʒɪˌɔːɡrəfɪˈkæl fɪˈtʃər/ · ge·og·ra·phic·al· fea·ture
noun
  1. A natural or man-made object or area that can be identified on a map or through observation, such as a mountain, river, or city. The geographical feature of the Grand Canyon is a prominent example of erosion in the United States.
  2. A characteristic or aspect of a place or region, such as its climate, vegetation, or culture. The geographical feature of a Mediterranean climate in the region is ideal for growing olives and grapes.
Did you know? The term 'geographical feature' is widely used in fields such as geography, cartography, and environmental science to describe and analyze the characteristics of different places and regions.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Jul 31, 2026