Maritime Geography

Maritime geography is the study of how oceans, seas, and coastal areas influence human activities and the environment. It explores the physical features of marine spaces, such as coastlines, depths, and currents, as well as how these areas impact trade, transportation, navigation, and ecosystems. This field helps us understand the strategic importance of maritime regions and the interactions between countries and communities along the coastlines. By examining maritime geography, we gain insights into natural resources, maritime boundaries, and the environmental challenges facing our oceans.