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This is the direction to the North Magnetic Pole.
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This is the point where all the longitude lines meet.
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Little dots or triangles with a number next to them; show the exact height of a mountain.
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Lines on the map which connect places at the same height.
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This is the direction along a longitude line to the North Geographic Pole.
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Areas of different height are shown by bands of different colors.
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This is the point where the compass needle points to. It is in Northern Canada and it moves.
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Draws the shadows of mountains.
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This map is a thematic map as well. It gives detailed information about how the land is used in a town or city.
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This map gives information about a certain topic or “theme”, such as farming or industry.
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This map shows the most important features of the landscape, like the height of the land, large rivers, the main towns and the most important roads and railways.
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The difference between true north and magnetic north is called...
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This map shows countries and capital cities in different colors. They may also show parts of countries, such as provinces, counties or states.
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This map is a special type of thematic map. It shows how people earn their living.
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It is a special instrument to find north.
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