Map Skills and 4 Principles of Geography Review

How easy or difficult it is to get to a place

How geographers rank areas from urban to rural

Would mountains increase or decrease accessibility?

A particular way of showing earth's surface on a map

A Map related to one specific topic only

Which principle of geography relates to this picture the most?

Imaginary lines that run east and west of the Prime Meridian are called

What are the lines in this picture?

Map Element used to show how the sizes or distance on a map actually appear in the real world

A city is more densely populated than a town

Map Element that shows what the map is all about

Longitude lines are

It is possible to accurately portray earth's 3D surface onto a 2D surface (paper)

A map that shows how many people there are, and how close together they are

Map Element used to show the cardinal directions

A metropolis is the most densely populated area that is possible

How information, people, culture, technology, diesease, etc. spreads from one place to another

The changes made to size, shape, and location of the physical landscape in order to make them fit on a map

Latitude lines are

Mental maps are the maps in your head

The movement of goods, information, or people across the shortest possible distance

A map that shows the aspects of a location's landscape

A map that shows the official terriroty/boundaries of a place

Thematic maps deal with multiple topics at a time

What are the lines in this picture?

All map projections have some sort of distortion that make them imperfect

Imaginary lines that run north and south of the equator are called

Would a bridge increase or decrease accessibility?

Map Element that shows what the symbols on a map represent

Doyle wants a Big Mac from McDonald's. Using complementraity, which McDonalds should he go to during his lunch break?