representing the surface of the earth (exer #1)

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planimetric map

TYPES OF MAP:

simplest and most common type of map;

contains the location of important geographic and cultural features like towns, cities, rivers, & roads

<p><strong>TYPES OF MAP:</strong></p><p><strong>simplest and most common</strong> type of map;</p><p>contains the <strong>location of important geographic and cultural features</strong> like towns, cities, rivers, &amp; roads</p>
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political map

TYPES OF MAP:

shows political boundaries surrounding countries, cities, & states

<p><strong>TYPES OF MAP:</strong></p><p>shows political boundaries surrounding countries, cities, &amp; states </p>
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topographic map

TYPES OF MAP:

shows elevation through contour lines;

using elevation plotted on this map, one can properly delineate geomorphological features like mountains, valleys & ridges

<p><strong>TYPES OF MAP:</strong></p><p>shows <strong>elevation through contour lines</strong>;</p><p>using elevation plotted on this map, one can properly delineate geomorphological features like <strong>mountains, valleys &amp; ridges</strong></p>
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bathymetric map, topographic

TYPES OF MAP:

similar to ____ map, this utilize contour lines to represent depth, or elevations if you are viewing it from the sea floor, at the bottom of a body of water;

trenches, ridges, & underwater plateaus can be viewed using this

<p><strong>TYPES OF MAP:</strong></p><p>similar to ____ map, this utilize contour lines to represent <strong>depth</strong>, or elevations if you are viewing it from the sea floor, at the bottom of a body of water;</p><p>trenches, ridges, &amp; underwater plateaus can be viewed using this</p>
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geologic map, lithologies

TYPES OF MAP:

shows the distribution of rock types (also called _____) as they are seen on the surface of the earth;

various colors & symbols are used to represent these rocks and their spatial distribution within the contained area;

  • essential for uses in mineral exploration, resource estimation, & hazard assessment


<p><strong>TYPES OF MAP:</strong></p><p>shows the distribution of rock types (also called _____) as they are seen on the surface of the earth;</p><p>various colors &amp; symbols are used to represent these rocks and their <strong>spatial distribution</strong> within the contained area;</p><ul><li><p>essential for uses in mineral exploration, resource estimation, &amp; hazard assessment</p></li></ul><p></p>
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map title

PARTS OF A MAP:

particular portion of the earth represented;

may also include the type of map (ex. Topographic Map of Angat)

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legend

PARTS OF A MAP:

list which defines or explains the symbols appearing in the map

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scale bar

PARTS OF A MAP:

graphical representation of the relation between the map distance & the actual distance of the area on the map

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compass arrow or north arrow

PARTS OF A MAP:

direction of the north & other main points of the compass

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region or series name

PARTS OF A MAP:

____ where the featured area belongs to

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index / quadrangle name / sheet name

PARTS OF A MAP:

indirect shortcut pertaining to the name of the map as listed in the database of the source

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coordinate grid system / latitude & longitude

PARTS OF A MAP:

provides measurements on degrees, minutes or seconds to pinpoint the exact location of features using latitude & longitude

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projection, reference ellipsoid / reference datum

PARTS OF A MAP:

transformation of latitude & longitude of a sphere into a plane;

mathematically defined space that approximates a geoid;

a standard position or level that measurements are taken from

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magnetic declination or deviation

PARTS OF A MAP:

angle on the horizontal plane between the magnetic north & true north

  • true north - where the lines of longitude meet at the geographic pole)

  • magnetic north - where a compass needle points


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index map / index to adjoining sheets or quadrangle location

PARTS OF A MAP:

position of the map with respect to adjoining sheets

<p><strong>PARTS OF A MAP:</strong></p><p>position of the map <strong>with respect to adjoining sheets</strong></p>
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source / credit / metadata

PARTS OF A MAP:

states the source of the map;

gives validity to the map (may include the publishing date & publisher)

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map scale

this represent the relationship of the distance on the map with that of the actual distance;

usually noted as ratios (i.e. 1:500) or illustrated as scale bars

  • both sides of the ratio represent the same units