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| Part of TODALSIGSS that uses longitude and latitude | grid |
| What part of TODALSIGSS would you use to quickly fin the exact coordinates of a place | index |
| What part of TODALSIGSS is another name for a compass rose | orientation |
| What part of TODALSIGSS could you use to determine the distance from one place to another | scale |
| The name of the type of map that shows features created by nature--mountains, rivers | physical |
| The type of map that shows features created by man--boundaries, capitals | political |
| Type of map that shows specific information like population, climate, language | special purpose maps |
| Lines that run east to west and measure distance north or south of the Equator | latitude |
| Lines that run north to south and measures distance east or west of the Prime Meridian | longitude |
| another name for latitude | parallels |
| another name for longitude | meridians |
| cartographers make what? | maps |
| When you take something round (earth) and and try to make it flat (map) what occurs? | distortion |
| another name for 0 degrees latitude | Equator |
| another name of 0 degrees longitude | Prime Meridian |
| The two ocenas that border the United States | Atlantic and Pacific |
| the two oceans that border Africa | Indian and Atlantic |
| The two oceans that border Europe | Arctic and Atlantic |
| What part of TODALSIGSS uses symbols to represent features on a map? | legend/key |
