The main characteristic of geography is that "location matters" in understanding a wide variety of processes and environmental phenomena. This subject goes beyond the focus on location to provide a cross-cutting way of looking at processes and various environmental phenomena.Geography focuses on the "real world" relationships and dependencies among the phenomena and processes that give character to any location or place. Geographers also seek to understand relationships among places: for example, flows of peoples, goods, and ideas that reinforce differentiation or enhance similarities. This subject also covers the "vertical" integration of characteristics that define places as well as the "horizontal" connections between these places. This makes the subject to be so interesting and worthy studying not only in the school set up situations, but also for self-enrichment.This book is the first from this series and it offers great teachings about the basics of Geography as a subject and it lays a foundation for the later books from this series. It has been written critically touching on various basic ideas of this discipline and the author has sourced the material from various potent references.This book is very key to various kinds of users. First, it is designed to cater for the Geography needs of High school, college, and University students. Second, Geography has no boundaries; lovers of the discipline will find this book so intriguing. Grab your copy and use it to prepare for your examinations and above all, keep yourself informed about our surroundings; Geography is life; we live and breathe in it.