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| 1. A projection used for geographic maps. |
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| 2. A mathemtical way of showing a map of the world on a flat surface. |
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| 3. Are types of general and special and texas general maps, they all fall under a category. |
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| 4. The exact position of soemthing on earth. |
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| 5. A projection that distorts distance and scale except on standard parallels. |
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| 6. A set of lines crossing and making right angles all over a map. |
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| 7. Being mutually dependent. |
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| 8. A location in which one place is in comarison to another place. |
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| 9. Lines of longitudes intersecting at right angles. |
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| 10. Is a 3d map with features that rise up and is well colored showing difference in elavation and water and land. |
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