Is a topographical feature the same as a geographical feature? If not, whats the difference? Examples?

Answer 1

Actually a topographical feature is a very generic term a geographical feature on the other had is a very specific type of feature.

For example a topographical feature of a mountain is merely shown as a rise in elevation. That same feature listed geographically could be a volcano. A depression on a topographical map could be a crater or a sink hole geographically.

Get it? Got it? Good.

Answer 2

The answer is yes

Topographical features on a map refer to natural and man made structures, their relative size, and position in relationship to each other. Topography is a term used to describe the features of an area or entity and their structural relationships like relief.

Geographical features can include topography, hydrology (water related features), Oceanography, or whatever else you select as a subset.

Answer 3

Topography is more specific. It's the earth's surface. Geography is all aspects of the environment, including physical features, fauna, flora, and cultural impacts.