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2
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describes what a place is like such as physical features, animal and plant life, buildings, etc.
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4
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map projection that shows the lines of longitude and latitude intersecting at right angles
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5
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map projection that takes the globe and cuts it apart; shows true size but distorts distance
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6
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describes where a place is
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7
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specific part of the world (e.g. Christiansburg, VA; New England; Europe)
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8
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scale model of the earth in three dimensions showing
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9
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map projection that shows correct size of land masses but distorts shape
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10
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type of location that locates a place in relation to another place
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11
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all map projections have this problem
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12
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type of location that is very specific and uses longitude and latitude to find a place
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13
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map projection that accurately shows directions and shapes but distorts distance
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describes how people, goods, services, and ideas get from one place to another
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3
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North, East, South, West directions
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5
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Northeast, Southwest, Southeast, Northwest directions
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13
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flat representation of the earth
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