Location/ Map
Geographic Scales
Types of maps
FRQ steps
Bonus
100

Location Definition?

The position of something on Earth's surface.

100

Global 

Maps that are usually thematic and show the general info for a centain topic for the whole world. 

100

Thematic

Maps focused on a particular topic of theme. 

100

Identify 

Simply means give an answer  

100

Core country 

Countrys that are advanced and have high education levels (Best one)

200

Site Definition?

A places absolute location, diameter, landforms, and resources. 

200

State

Info included has less details and course a larger area. We can't see streets or businesses. 

200

Referance

Illustrate the boundaries, names, and other unique identities of place and regions. 

200

Define

Provide a specific and correct definition of a word or concept. 

200

Node 

The central focal point a functional region is oriantated around. 

300

Relative Location Definitin?

A description of a place based on its relationship of other places. 

300

Local 

Local scale is the most "blown up" where you can see the details like specific streets, landmarks, and businesses. 

300

Cartogram 

Statistical data and gegraphic location are combined to communicate information at a glance. 

300

Compare

decribe/ explain similarities or differances between the two concepts, terms, places, etc.

300

Time-space compression

The way modern technology has allowed humans to travel and communicate over long distances.

400
Absolute Location Definition?

A description of a place using longitude and latitude. 

400

National 

These maps are usually thematic and show the general info for certain topics in a country. 

400

Isoline

Lines connect data points of the same valye, Isoline maps are used to show particular characterists is an area. 

400

Decribe

Provide reevant characteristics of a specified topic.

400
Remote Sensing 

The process of tracking pictures of the Earth's geography over larger distances.

500

Situation Definition? 

A places connection to other places such as transportation routes, political, economical, and cultural ties. 

500

Regional

The area included on the map has a set of unique feautures usually bigger than state. 

500

Choropleth

This thematic map uses colors or shading to represent catagories of data for geographic areas such as census stats, countries, stats, provinces, etc. 

500

Explain

Provide info using evidence, examples, and or reasoning. 

500

Three questions geographers always ask?

Where- Where is it geographically? Physical and human characteristis. Why There- Why is it located there and what does it reveal? Why Who cares- Why is the location important? Who cares?