The purpose of a map is…..

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The purpose of a map is….

Types of Maps

Physical Map Helps you see the landforms and bodies of water in a specific area Allows you to see relative locations and characteristics of places in a region Physical maps use color, shading, or contour lines to show relief (elevations or altitudes)

Physical Map Example

Political Map Shows features that humans have created on Earth’s surface Cities, states, provinces, territories, and countries are included Many times countries/states are shown in different color to distinguish from one another

Physical Map Example

Thematic Maps Maps that focus on specific ideas Examples: climate, vegetation, natural resources, population density, and economic activity

Thematic Map Examples

Thematic Map Examples

How do I know what the purpose of a map is? Check the title and the legend to identify the theme and information being presented. Identify any physical or political features presented on the map. Find the relationships among the information (colors, font sizes, symbols)

Map A

Relief Map of the United States

What are 5 purposes a map could have?