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Oh, dude, geography and topography are like cousins in the world of land features. Geography is the big picture, like looking at the whole globe and studying countries and climates. Topography is more like zooming in with Google Earth, checking out the nitty-gritty details of the land surface, hills, valleys, and all that jazz. So, like, geography is the big boss, and topography is its detail-oriented sidekick.
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