Sociogeography refers to the study of the relationship between society and geographical space, focusing on how social processes, cultural patterns, economic activities, and power relations are shaped by and, in turn, shape physical and spatial environments. It bridges sociology and geography by examining how human groups interact with their surroundings and how spatial arrangements influence social life. In environmental sociology, sociogeography is important for understanding how environmental issues are unevenly distributed across regions and social groups. A key concern of sociogeography is the spatial distribution of populations and resources. Factors such as climate, landforms, water availability, and ecological conditions influence settlement patterns, occupations, and lifestyles. At the