Question

A) What is a reference map? (1 point)

a graphical representation of the location of physical features of an area
a type of thematic map that uses linear symbols to represent movement between locations
a visual representation of an area that shows the spatial variation of a particular characteristic
a computer hardware and software system that analyzes, displays, and stores geographic data

Answer 1

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A) A reference map is a graphical representation of the location of physical features of an area.

Answer 2

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A) A reference map is a graphical representation of the location of physical features of an area. (1 point)

Answer 3

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A reference map is a graphical representation of the location of physical features of an area. It typically includes information such as boundaries, roads, rivers, and other geographical features. Reference maps provide a general overview of an area and are often used for navigation or understanding the physical layout of a place. To find this information, you can consult various sources like atlases, online map services like Google Maps, or geographic information system (GIS) software programs that provide maps with detailed information.