Which type of amp would you use to find out the population of northern canada
thematic?
Which type of map would you use to compare the elevations of the alpha and andes
physical?
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To find out the population of Northern Canada, you would typically use a thematic map. Thematic maps are designed to show a specific theme or topic, such as population density, weather patterns, or land use. In this case, you would look for a thematic map that focuses on population data, specifically for the region of Northern Canada.
To compare the elevations of the Alpha and Andes regions, you would use a physical map. Physical maps are designed to show natural features of the Earth's surface, such as mountains, rivers, and landforms. These maps typically use shading or contour lines to represent changes in elevation or relief. By examining a physical map that includes both the Alpha and Andes regions, you can compare their elevations and understand the differences in their topography.