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The different types of tools geographers use.

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Map   show
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Atlas   show
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show A model of the Earth used to avoid distortions in spatial relations on the world.  
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show Photographs taken from the sky and used to take measurements or create maps.  
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show Like aerial photos but taken from space.  
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show Visual representations of data.  
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show A computer based program used to store, manage, and analyze data.  
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Maps   show
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show Contains maps of the world or a region of the world. Can be very helpful for traveling.  
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Globe   show
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Aerial Photographs   show
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Infographics   show
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GIS (Geographic Information System)   show
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