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The location north or south of the equator
latitude
the location east aor west of the prime meridian
longitude
on half of the earth, divided by the equator into northern and southern halves or by the 0" and 180" meridians into eastern and western halves
hemisphere
the imaginary line at 0" latitude that divides the earth into a northern half, the Northern Hemisphere, and a southern half, the Southern hemisphere
equator
the imaginary line at 0" longitude
prime meridian
the relationship between a distance onn a map and the actual distance it represents.
Scale
a person who makes maps
cartographer
the transfer of an image of a curved surface onto a flat surface
projection
a general-purpose map that shows the natural fewatures of an area
physical map
the physical features of the earth's surface and their relationship to one another in terms of location and elevation
topography
a general-purpose map that shows recognized boundaries in an area
political map
a general-purpose map that shows both the topography and recognized boundaries of an area
physical-political map
an explanation of a map's symbols and scale
legend
location north/south of the equator
latitude
location east/west of the prime meridian
longitude
on a Texas map, these are often drawn every 1, 2, or 3 degrees
Parellel lines
imaginary line at 0" longitude
meridian
These are used to show most locations
degree and minute
Located at 23 degrees 30' North
Tropic of Cancer
Located at 23 degrees 30' South
Tropic of Capricorn
Located at 75 degrees North
Arctic circle
Located at 75 degrees South
Antarctic Circle
Longest or shortest day of the year
Solstice