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Human Landscapes refers to the visible features of an area that have been altered, designed, or created by humans. This can include cities, towns, villages, roads, bridges, monuments, parks, gardens, and other man-made structures and environments. Human Landscapes can vary greatly in scale, from individual buildings to entire urban areas, and can reflect cultural, historical, social, and economic influences. The study of Human Landscapes often encompasses urban planning, architecture, engineering, and environmental design.