Abstract
This chapter is devoted to the geometry of coverings and its relation to Galois theory. There is a surprising analogy between the classification of coverings over a connected, locally connected, and locally simply connected topological space and the fundamental theorem of Galois theory. We state the classification results for coverings so that this analogy becomes evident.
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