the difference between a political and a physical boundary is that a physical map shows geographical features like mountains and rivers while a political map shows boundaries.
One is made by people(politicians), the other by nature. So , occasionally, a
political boundary will be a straiight line but there are no straight lines in nature. A river is a common and convenient, physical boundary with two obvious sides. Sometimes, a river may run between two countries and thus becomes an example of a physical boundary serving as a political boundary.A mountain range may serve a similar purpose.
The difference is that Political bounds are made by people and physical bounds are made by the environment (Ex. Mountains, rivers, forests.) in short, political is people and physical is natural.
the difference between a political and physical map is that political maps are the imaginary boundaries (ex. states boundary for ct is a political boundary) and a physical map shows rivers, bodies of water, mountains, ect. (ex. map of rivers is a phsical map.
i think what you are trying to ask is, "What is the difference between physical and political maps." The difference between the two is that physical is terrain and political is location and cities.
A natural boundary is a boundary that is defined by natural features, such as a strait, a mountain range etc. A physical boundary is can be an imaginary boundary that is drawn on a map, which is not shown in real life, something like a political boundary.
A natural boundary is a boundary that is viewed from a physical factor like a mountain, river, or other land form/waterway. A political boundary is a boundary that is man made or decided by people. For example the state border is a political boundary.
The difference between the two is that physical is terrain and political is location and cities.
an imaginary line that divides territories.
Firstly you have to consider political boundaries which is primary and official. Physical boudaries are subortinaded to the political ones.
Yes
A natural boundary is often times a body of water such as a river. Between the US and Mexico, part of the boundary between these two countries is the Rio Grand River. A political boundary is one created by a treaty or some type of political agreement between two countries. For example, the Dominican Republic and Haiti are on the same island. The boundary between them is a political one established when France ruled Haiti and Spain ruled the Dominican Republic.
Political maps show you the states and cities and countries. Physical maps show you the mountains and geographic features.
Physical maps show physical and geologic features such as rivers and mountains. Political maps show artificial boundaries such as state lines and national borders.
The border