Concept information
Preferred term
geographical isolation
Definition
- Geographical isolation implies a break, a physical discontinuity materialized for example by a stretch of water separating the island from the mainland, but also by the ruggedness of a relief or the harshness of the climate. (Adapted and translated from: Peuziat I., Brigand L., Arenas F., Núñez A. & Salazar A. (2012). L’isolement géographique : contrainte ou opportunité pour les territoires ? Regards croisés en Patagonie chilienne. NOROIS)
Broader concept
In other languages
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French
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/QX8-3VL8P5S1-B
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