Linguistic Geography is the study of how language varies across different regions and communities. It examines the relationship between language and geographical factors, such as location, culture, and social dynamics. Researchers in this field analyze dialects, accents, and language usage to understand how they are influenced by the environment. This discipline often involves mapping language features to visualize patterns of linguistic diversity. By studying dialectology, sociolinguistics, and toponymy, linguistic geographers can identify how languages evolve and spread, revealing insights into human migration and cultural exchange.