Geographical Boundaries

Geographical boundaries are the defined borders that distinguish one area from another, such as countries, states, cities, or regions. These boundaries can be natural, like rivers or mountains, or man-made, like lines on a map established by governments or organizations. They help identify where one jurisdiction or territory ends and another begins, which is essential for governance, resource management, and legal purposes. Boundaries can be precisely mapped and legally recognized, but they may also be subject to disputes, changes, or ambiguities over time.