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map terms

Mrs.Damato/6th grade social studies

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compass rose an arrow on a map that shows directions
equinox equal hours of daylight and darkness. This occurs twice a year on sept. 22 or 23 and march 22 or 23. During the equinox, the earth is neither towards the sun or away from the sun
revolution one complete journey of the earth around the sun. It takes a year to complete this journey
revolve to turn. The earth turns around the sun
rotation one complete turn of the earth on its axis. The earth makes a complete rotation on its axis every 24 hours
axis an imaginary line running through the earth from the north pole to the south pole
parallels of latitude lines on a map or globe that circles the earth from west to east. These lines help us locate places in the world.
meridians of longitude lines on a map or globe that run from the north pole to the south pole. These lines also help us locate places in the world
legend a key on a map that explains the symbols on the map
isthmus a narrow strip of land that connects two larger pieces of land
intermediate directions the "in between" directions on a compass such as north west or south east
cardinal directions one of the four main directions of the compass north, south, east, and west
grids a series of lines on a map or globe that cross each other at right angles. Grids are labeled with letters and numbers
scale a ratio that compares map distance to actual distance
plateau flat or gently rolling land that stands high above sea level
climate the usual weather over a long period of time
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