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Reading and analysis of maps social class 8 answers

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A map actually is a model of place giving those features that the map maker considers to be an importance.

Explanation:

Geographers use a map to show features that we consider important.

Maps are not the whole geography, but without them there can be no geography.

A map analysis is a study of map types, i.e. political maps, military maps, etc.,

The unique physical characteristics of the map, i.e. scale, title, legend, etc.

It is also a way to decode the message and the symbols of the map and to place it within its own spatial and cultural context.

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