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Review For Chapter 14

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Which hemispheres do you live in?   North & West  
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Lines that run north and south through both poles   longitude  
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Imaginary line that separates northern and southern hemispheres   equator  
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Which city does the Prime Meridian pass through in England?   Greenwich  
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Another name for lines of latitude   parallels  
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What units are used to measure latitude and longitude?   degrees  
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A representation of the features of a physical body on Earth   map  
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Fixed points used to describe direction and location   reference points  
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Geographic north   true north  
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Difference between true north and magnetic north   declination  
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North, South, East, and West   cardinal directions  
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Device used to show direction   compass  
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0 degrees longitude   Prime Meridian  
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0 degrees latitude   equator  
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180 degrees longitude   International Date Line  
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Another name for lines of longitude   meridians  
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Shows the relationship between the distance on Earth and the distance on the map   scale  
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Changes that happen in the shapes and sizes of landmasses and oceans on a map   distortions  
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List of symbols on a map   legend (key)  
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A cylindrical map   Mercator  
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A map projection made by moving contents of a globe to a flat plane   azimuthal  
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Connects points of equal elevation   contour lines  
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A map that shows the surface features of an area   topographic map  
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Distance east or west of the prime meridian   longitude  
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Distance north or south of the equator   latitude  
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Map used most often to map the U.S.   conic  
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On a topographic map, this shows the tops of hills and mountains   closed circle  
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Height of an object above sea level   elevation  
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Netword of satellites that provide information for a location on earth   GPS  
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Difference in elevation from one contour line to another   contour interval  
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Variations (changes) in elevation   relief  
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