Spatial Patterns
A spatial pattern is a recognizable arrangement of features across a landscape, such as clustering (features grouped closely together), dispersion (features spread evenly apart), or a gradient (a feature that changes gradually with distance from some point, like population density falling as you move away from a city center). Recognizing spatial patterns is often the first step in asking a deeper geographic question, since noticing that something is clustered or unevenly distributed usually prompts an investigation into why.
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