A map is a projection that is made when: … the features of the globe are transferred onto a flat surface.
A map is a projection that is made when: … the features of the globe are transferred onto a flat surface.
Rank by Size (which looks biggest) Actual Area (thousand km2) Ranked by Area 1.Greenland 2. Canada 3. Brazil 4. Argentina 5. Algeria 6. Sudan 7. India 8. Saudi Arabia
Rank by Size (which looks biggest) Actual Area (thousand km2) p. 176 Ranked by Area 1.Greenland Canada Brazil Argentina Algeria Sudan India Saudi Arabia 2150
Rank by Size (which looks biggest) Actual Area (thousand km2) Ranked by Area 1.Greenland Canada Brazil Argentina Algeria Sudan India Saudi Arabia 21507
Well, EVERY MAP contains unavoidable DISTORTIONS. On some maps, parts of the earth may appear larger or smaller than in reality. On others, the shapes of the land masses are SMALLER, and compass directions are INACCURATE.
Is well suited for navigation charts because it gives true compass bearings between points (north, south, east, west). However, it greatly distorts (or changes) the size of land masses and ocean areas. Countries near the equator appear smaller, while those at the poles appear larger.
Developed in 1998 by the National Geographic Society. A map projection that shows the correct size of countries in relation to one another. BUT, does not show true compass bearings!