Hemispheres
Latitude & Longitude
Map Essentials
Physical/Political/Special Purpose
Put it All Together
100
The number of Earth's hemispheres.
4
100
Lines of longitude are known as...
meridians
100
Legends are also known as ______?
Keys
100
This type of map focuses on one special topic.
Special-Purpose Maps
100
This is an example of what kind of map?
Special-Purpose Map
200
The Arctic Ocean is located in what hemisphere?
The Northern Hemisphere.
200
Lines of longitude are known as
parallels
200
DAILY DOUBLE
The first thing you should look at when studying a map.
Title
200
This maps features include: country borders, capital cities, and different colors to represent countries.
Political Map
200
This is an example of what kind of map?
Locator Map
300
The line of latitude that divides the Northern and Southern hemispheres.
The Equator
300
The symbol next to the x represents what
Xo
Degree(s)
300
This has arrows that point to all four principal directions.
compass rose
300
This map's features may include: mountain ranges, rivers, oceans, islands, and allows the reading to see elevations.
Physical Map
300
The title of the map pictured below.
Map of the Indian and Oklahoma Territories
400
The line of longitude that divides the Western and Eastern Hemispheres.
The Prime Meridian
400
DAILY DOUBLE
If a location is at 0o latitude, it is located somewhere on the _________?
equator
400
These give distances in miles and kilometers.
scales
400
The type of map pictured below:
Physical Map
400
The Mercator projection is what type of map projection?
Cylindrical Projection
500
Antarctica is located in what hemisphere?
Southern Hemisphere
500
Degrees are divided into ________?
Minutes
500
This shows where in the world the area on the map is located.
locator map
500
Type of map pictured below:
Political Map
500
This type of map projection retains almost true shape and size.
Conic Projections