Human Geography - NCERT
cultural environment created by human beings through mutual interaction with each other . You have already studied the elements of physical environment in class XI in the book entitled Fundamentals of Physical Geography (NCERT 2006). You know that these elements are landforms, soils, climate, water , natural vegetation and diverse flora and fauna.
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