aphug unit 1 type of maps

choropleth

uses various colors or patterns to show the location and distribution of spatial data

dot density

each t represents a specific quantity of a spatial characteristics

graduated/proportional symbol

use symbols of different sizes to indicate different amount of a variable (quantity)

cartogram

the sizes of countries are shown according to a specific variable, area is distorted to show a variable

isoline

uses lines (isolines) to connect points of equal value, visually representing continuous data like elevation, temperature, pressure, or travel time across a geographic area to show patterns and gradients

flow

that illustrates movement, sequence, or connection between points