5. II. Models A. Types 1. Maps = Flat 2. Globe = Sphere B. Parts 1. Scale = How much reduced (ratio) i. 1: 25,000 2. Symbols 3. Legend (key) 4. Compass Rose
6. C. Reference System 1. Divide into parts i. Equator separates North and South a. Each half = Hemisphere ii. Prime Meridian separates East and West a. Greenwich England 2. Degrees (360)
7. D. Location 1. Latitude (amount North or South) 2. Longitude (amount East or West)
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9. E. Map Projections 1. Mercator Projection i. All lines rectangular ii. Distortion at poles 2. Equal-Area Projection i. Curved lines 3. Conic Projection i. Combination
10. F. Data 1. Satellites 2. Global Positioning System (GPS)
11. III. Topographical Mapping A. Definition 1. Contour Lines for elevation 2. Contour intervals – Distance between lines i. Must be same for entire map ii. Index Line (every 5 darkened)