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Hi what are the uses and importance of a globe

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Answered by Vivan0208

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The meaning of globe is the model of earth. It is used to locate place, see sea route, air route,etc. We can locate continent, countries, oceans, rivers, cities. A map gives a miniature "picture" of a very large space. A map is a guide to a space you have not encountered before. Maps have distance, mountains, rivers, and shapes of places or destinations. With a map, one does not have to depend on local directions. For a small price, it is a direction finder and a dependable way to take a journey.⚛️

Answered by rehaanchampo

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Answer: A globe is more defined than a map because it is more defined. A globe always has a axis on which the globe spins

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