An area with distinctive physical, cultural, or economic characteristics that sets it apart from other areas.
Regions are like different neighborhoods in a city. Each neighborhood has its own distinct characteristics, such as architecture, demographics, and amenities, which differentiate it from other neighborhoods within the city.
Formal Region: A region defined by official boundaries such as states or countries.
Functional Region: A region based on interactions and connections between places, typically centered around a central node or hub.
Perceptual Region: A region based on people's subjective perceptions and feelings about an area rather than official boundaries.
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