5 parts of a map
types of maps
5 parts of Geography
Land Features
Using Maps
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The name of a map, or what the map is about.

Title

100

A map that shows the physical features of the earth.

Physical map

100

Used to understand exactly where you are on the planet, usually by address or coordinates 

Location

100

This land feature is described as a large flat area with little change in elevation

Plains

100

Up on a map is usually what direction

North

200
Where to look to understand what a triangle or square means on a map.

Key or Legend

200

A map that will show you roads and help you get from one place to another.

road map

200

Moving people or things from one place to another 

Movement

200

The largest bodies of water on the planet, containing salt water.

Ocean

200

IF a map is given to you, where should you look to tell what its about?

the title

300

It tells you to never eat soggy waffles. 

Compass

300

A map that may show you countries borders or other government made lines

Political map

300

A certain place where things are similar or mostly the same, can be small like a delivery area or large like a country.

Region

300
A tall pile of land with a roundish top, not as high as a mountain. (Oneonta is call the city of _____________)

Hills

300

The Line around the center of the earth is called the

Equator 

400

When making a map, do all 5 parts need to be included in order to use the map effectively

NO, some parts can be missing

400

A map that shows population, or concentrations of items or other objects

Thematic maps

400

The relationship between the world and humans, with humans often modifying the world around them

Human-Environment Interaction

400

A mountain with a flat area on top is called what?

Plateau

400
What measurement system is used with Longitude and Latitude?

Degrees, Minutes and seconds

500

Along with a ruler, you can measure distance on a map with this tool.

Scale

500

The most accurate type of map you can use that doesn't stretch out parts of the world

A globe

500

A certain location that can be described based on its physical traits and features

Place

500

Florida is a perfect example of this, a piece of land with water on three sides. 

Peninsula

500

What can be used to tell the difference in elevation, terrain type, countries, concentrations of things, and even as part of telling symbols apart when i comes to maps

Color

600

The lines that run up and down or left and right on a map, creating a 

Grid

600

A map that uses contour lines to show elevation, often being used a trail or hiking maps

Topographic maps 

600

What does the word Geography mean?

Study of the earth and all its parts

600

A chain or group of islands (Hawaii is a example of this)

Archipelago 

600

What can be used on all maps to help describe a place or locate something on the maps

Features or landmarks

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