Different Types of Regions

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Different Types of Regions Formal, Functional, and Perceptual

Formal Region Formal Regions = Areas in which certain characteristics are found throughout the area •Formal Regions such as countries, states, and cities all share the same laws, government, etc. •Would you know if you stepped in or out of Austin, Texas?

Functional Region Functional Regions = A central place and the surrounding places affected by it •The City of Austin is well- defined, but other places are affected by Austin, too. •Can you name some of the other places in the “Austin metro region”?

Perceptual Regions Perceptual Region = Area defined by people’s feelings and attitudes Where is “The Midwest”? Is Nebraska in the Midwest? Is TEXAS in the Midwest? Depends on each person’s feelings or attitudes.

Let’s Test Ourselves Over Regions: Create 8 examples and label them Formal, Functional, or Perceptual. Formal, Functional, or Perceptual? Region: