Topographical (adjective)

1. Relating to the physical features of a place or region, especially its relief (elevation and depression) and the position and shape of its natural and man-made features.
2. Of or relating to topography, the study and description of the surface features of a place or region.

Origin:

19th century: formed from greek words meaning 'place' and 'description'.

Examples:

1. The topographical map showed the mountains, valleys, and rivers of the area.
2. The topographical survey provided detailed information about the terrain and its features.
3. The topographical analysis of the site was essential for planning the construction of the new building.
4. The topographical differences between the two regions affected their climate and vegetation.
5. The topographical features of the landscape influenced the movement of people and goods throughout history.