Connectivity

Definition

Connectivity refers to the degree of direct or indirect links between places or people. In geography terms, it often means how well-connected a place is in terms of transportation networks (roadways, railways), communication systems (internet access), or even social connections (networks of friends or acquaintances).

Related terms

Transportation Networks: Transportation networks include roads, highways, railways, airports that connect different places allowing for the movement of people and goods.

Communication Systems: Communication systems involve technologies such as telephones, internet services (like Wi-Fi), satellites that allow for quick transmission of information across long distances.

Globalization: Globalization refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence among countries through trade flows, cultural exchange, and technological advancements. It has led to greater connectivity between regions and societies around the world.