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Equator
the imaginary line that divides the north and south hemispheres
Latitude
mark positions in the north and south hemispheres
Longitude
mark positions in the east and west hemispheres
Parallels
lines that go the same way next to each other
Tropic of Cancer
the tropic above the equator and it is in the middle of the top of the earth and the equator
Tropic of Capricorn
the tropic below the equator and it is in the middle of the bottom of the earth and the equator
What are the 4 projections?
(do not explain)
Mercator, homolosine, robinson, polar
What are the mercator and homolosine projections?
Mercator- pros: shows continents the way they are :cons: stretches out land near the poles, shows lines of latitude and longitude incorrectly.
Homolosine- pros: land masses, shapes, and sizes are correct :cons: distances are incorrect
What are the robinson and polar projections?
Polar- pros: good direction/quickest routes
Robinson- shows ocean and landforms as they truly are :cons: gets flat at the poles