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A book of maps Atlas
height above sea level elevation
Study of the earth and everything on it geography
A guide to the symbols on a map Mapkey
A graphic way of presnting info in a organized way Chart
A graph that compares info Bargraph
A map that showss people- made boundries Political map
Pie-shaed graph. Shows "Whole"Divided Circle Graph
A map that shows an areas elevation Physical map
The exact position of a pelace on earth Absolute location
How far and in what direction one place is to another relative location
Climatebor weather patterns in a specific place Climo graph
The main line of longitude Prime mevidian
A small symmbole that shows direction on a map Compass rose
A main line of latitude equator
Average number of people per sq.mile population densety
Average weather patter of an area Cimate
Relationshp between the distance in real life and the distance on a map Map scale
Latitude /longitude lines cross each other Grid system
A map that shows an area's resources/ products Resource map
A ball-shapes modle of the earth globe
Lines that run up and down longitude
A graphic way of presenting info in an organized way A chart
Latitude line 66 1/2 degrees south Antartic Circle
latitude line 66 1/2 degrees north Artic Circle
North south east west are all absolute direction
The exact position of a place on earth Absoluite direction
Half of earth Hemi-shere
A graphic way of presenting information Graph
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