Question

What is a reference map?(1 point) Responses

a visual representation of an area that shows the spatial variation of a particular characteristic a visual representation of an area that shows the spatial variation of a particular characteristic

a graphical representation of the location of physical features of an area a graphical representation of the location of physical features of an area

a computer hardware and software system that analyzes, displays, and stores geographic data a computer hardware and software system that analyzes, displays, and stores geographic data

a type of thematic map that uses linear symbols to represent movement between locations

Answer 1

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a visual representation of an area that shows the spatial variation of a particular characteristic

Answer 2

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A reference map is a graphical representation of an area that shows the spatial variation of a particular characteristic. It is a visual tool used to display the location and distribution of physical features in a specific region. Reference maps typically include information such as geographical boundaries, landmarks, rivers, mountains, and other physical features. They are not focused on a specific theme or topic but aim to provide a general overview of the area being depicted. To create a reference map, one can use various tools and techniques, including surveying and cartography. These maps are commonly used in navigation, urban planning, and other fields that require an understanding of spatial relationships.

Answer 3

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