Legal Geography is the study of how laws and legal systems are influenced by geographical factors. It examines the relationship between space, place, and legal practices, exploring how different regions may have varying laws based on their cultural, social, and economic contexts. This field helps to understand how laws are applied differently in urban versus rural areas, or how natural features like rivers and mountains can impact legal boundaries. Additionally, Legal Geography investigates the spatial distribution of legal institutions and their accessibility to communities. It looks at how geography affects the enforcement of laws, the location of courts, and the availability of legal resources. By analyzing these elements, researchers can identify patterns and disparities in legal access and justice across different regions, contributing to a more equitable legal system.