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Political Maps

These are maps in an atlas (or on a world map orglobe) that show different political regions and their borders in differentcolours.



Flow Maps

These show the movement of things liketraffic, trade and people (migration). Usually different sized lines are usedto show amount or volume.

Physical Maps

These maps show thephysical landforms of a region, including patterns of mountain ranges, riversand other physical features. Variations of colour and shading are used to showheight.

Choropleth Maps

Theuse dark and light shades of the same colour to show a pattern. The darkershades show ‘the most’ and the lighter shades show ‘the least’.

Tourist Maps

Tourist maps These maps show settlements, tourist attractions, roaddistances, street names and often accommodation and service stations.

Mud Maps

These are rough mapsoften drawn quickly to explain how to find a particular feature. They are oftensketched on a piece of paper and do not show correct scale.

Satellite Images

These are not strictly maps, but they serve the samepurpose. False colours are used to highlight particular features on the imagesrelated to the Earth from satellites.

Synoptic Charts

Showthe movement of weather systems. They show patterns of temperature, rainfalland wind. They are also used to predict rainfall and temperature for the nearfuture.