Parts of a Map
The five themes of Geography
Population
Urban Development
Agricultural Revolution
100

This tells you what a map is depicting or where an area is located, along with other features.

Title or heading

100

The way of describing where something is is known as 

Location

100


The number of people within a given geographic area


Population

100

The increasing number of people that migrate from rural to urban areas. It predominantly results in the physical growth of urban areas, be it horizontal or vertical.


Urbanization

100

The process of leaving a field for a season to replenish minerals and to reinvigorate the soil is known as

Going Fallow

200

This part of a map identifies what various symbols mean

Key

200

The way of describing an areas characteristics is known as 

Place

200


The study of population characteristics


Demography

200


The CBD is the focal point of a city and serves as It’s commercial, office, retail, and cultural center. It also usually is the center point for transportation networks.


Central Business District

200

A system of agriculture identified by Most land is devoted to crops but Most profits are derive from the livestock is known as 



Mixed crop and livestock

300

Because maps are generally much smaller than real life this portion tells you relative size.

Scale

300

Dividing the world into smaller areas is known as 

A region

300

The amount of farmers divided by the usable land is known as

Agricultural Density

300

This development model is Based off assumption that CBD is center of city and home values/rents increase as distance from city increase


Concentric Zone Model

300

A method of farming that hasLow potential for cultivation of crops – Soil quality and unpredictable weather

• Productive for grasses


Livestock ranching

400

Imaginary horizontal and vertical lines that often indicate longitude and latitude are known as this

Grid

400

The spread of people, goods, and ideas around the world

Movement

400

The over-exertion of resources given a population’s need in a specific area.


Overpopulation

400

This type of model is characterized by:

  • Theorized in 1949 to account for growing importance of car and sprawl of urban areas

  • Creation of different districts that support each other


Multiple Nuclei Model

400

The period of time that was identified by rapid advances in machinery and improved agricultural production was known as

The Agricultural Revolution

500

This important feature tells you cardinal and ordinal directions.

Compass Rose

500

How the Human world and the physical world impact each other

Human Environment Interaction

500

The amount of people divided by the amount of arable land


Physiological Density

500


A model of North American urban areas consisting of an inner city surrounded by large suburban residential and business areas tied together by a beltway or ring road.


Peripheral Model
500


A type of agriculture marked by 

Hot Dry Summers, Cool Wet Winters

– California, Italy, Chile/Argentina, South Africa • Based on horticulture

– Growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers for human consumption


Mediterreanean