Question

a map which has no scale is called a

Answer 1

 A“map” which lacks a scale can sometimes be called “schema” .



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Answer 2

Answer:

Schema.

Explanation:

Basically, there are two types of scales that are used in a map. These two scales are known as the bar scale and lexical scale. While the bar scale use distance which practices the exact measurement, the lexical scale a recorded copy of the distance. However, the map without any scale is also a map that is used to define the pattern in the map.