Gaps in Geography refer to areas or topics within the field of geography that are under-researched or lack sufficient data. These gaps can occur in various aspects, such as physical geography, human geography, or geographic information systems. Identifying these gaps is essential for improving our understanding of spatial relationships and environmental issues. Addressing these gaps can lead to better resource management, urban planning, and disaster response. For instance, studying the effects of climate change on coastal regions may reveal vulnerabilities that need attention. Filling these gaps can enhance our ability to make informed decisions about land use and conservation efforts.