In reference to a map, a border is a line marking the separation of two states or nations. In other words, a border marks the end of one state/province/nation and the start of another.
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The serial number on a map is typically found in the map's legend, margin, or border area, often in a corner. It may also be printed on the back of the map or included in the metadata if it’s a digital map. This number helps identify the specific edition or version of the map for reference or archival purposes.
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The purpose of a border on a map is to delineate and define the boundaries of different regions, countries, or territories. Borders help users easily identify and navigate geographic areas, facilitating an understanding of political or administrative divisions. Additionally, they provide context for the map's content, highlighting spatial relationships and geographical features within and between these areas.
The three U.S. states that border A on the map are Idaho, Nevada, and Arizona.
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A map shows the location of somewhere and direction of somewhere.
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A grid reference is a reference on a map. It refers to the indication of a location, as abbreviated by numbers, letters, or both.
The Legend is the reference area on a map that shows what symbols and colors mean.