Geography of Migration

Geography of migration refers to how and why people move from one place to another. It involves spatial patterns, such as when populations shift from rural to urban areas for jobs, or when individuals flee conflict or seek better living conditions in other countries. Factors influencing migration include economic opportunities, environmental changes, political stability, and social connections. Understanding these patterns helps us analyze global issues like urbanization, refugee crises, and the impact of migration on both origin and destination areas. Ultimately, it highlights the interconnectedness of communities across the world.