Religious distribution refers to the spatial pattern or arrangement of different religions within a specific area or region. It shows how religious beliefs and practices are spread and organized across geographical space.
Related terms
Religious Landscape: The visible features of the physical environment that reflect religious beliefs and practices.
Cultural Hearth: The place where a particular culture, including its religion, originated and from which it then spread.
Ethnic Religion: A religion that is primarily associated with one specific ethnic group and does not actively seek converts.