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A type of map that shows
the curved surface of Earth
on a flat surface. |
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A type of map projection
that shows all of Earth
in one continuous map. |
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The angular distance
north or south
of the equator. |
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Lines of latitude that are
drawn parallel to the Equator. |
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An imaginary line
that circles Earth
from the North Pole
to the South Pole. |
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The meridian running through
Greenwich, England. |
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The angular distance
east or west of the
Prime Meridian. |
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Relates the distance on the map
to the distance on Earth. |
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The shape of Earth's surface
is called this. |
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A map that shows the
three-dimensional shape of Earth
on a flat surface. |
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These lines connect places
that have the same
elevation. |
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This shows the difference
in elevation
between two
consecutive
contour lines. |
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Type of map that shows
an area in which the same
type of measurement has
been made in several locations. |
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The change in elevation
per unit distance.
GRADIENT =
change in elevation/
over distance |
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Shows the relief
across any part
of a contour map. |
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A device made up
of a small bar magnet
that is free to rotate. |
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The angle between
geographic north
and the north to which
a compass needle points. |
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