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What is a Map?
Shows what is where
What 4 things do projections distort?
Shape, size, distance, direction
Of the Mercator and Peters projections, which one is correct?
Both
What is map scale?
the ratio of the image on a map to its true size
What is the difference b/w large and small scale maps?
-Small-scale maps show a large area of the earth with less detail

-Large-scale maps show a small area of the earth in great detail
Longitude
the distance covered by 1 degree of longitude decreases toward the poles
0 degree= the prime meridian
Maximum extents
180 degrees going east to west is the International date line
Drawn north to south but measure distance east and west
All meridians are the same length
Latitude
aka parallels) the distance covered by 1 degree of latitude remains constant
0 degrees = the equator
Maximum extents
90 degrees at the north pole
90 degrees at the south pole
Lines are drawn east to west but measure distance north to south