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What map feature tells exactly what features and places the symbols represent?

The map key (usually found in the corner of the map) will tell you what all the symbols on the map mean. It also tells you the scale of the map, and any other information you may need to read the map.


What is the symbols of the legends of road maps?

The symbols on road maps typically represent various features such as roads, highways, landmarks, parks, airports, and other points of interest. These symbols help users navigate the map and locate specific places easily.


What are the flags?

flags represent places if they where no flags where werent able to difference all the places that's why and to make coulture by symbols sometimes they mean something like the American flag; all the stars mean the states.


Did cuneiform consist of symbols that can express ideas as well as the names of objects people or places?

Yes, cuneiform did consist of symbols that could represent both ideas and specific objects, people, or places. This ancient writing system was versatile and could convey a wide range of information beyond just simple names.


What purpose does a symbol serve on a map?

Symbols take up less space on a map cluttered with natural features and contour-lines, place names, and so on.


Why do you have symbols?

I personally think that we have symbols for many reasons such as;1. to simplify maths but putting symbol in places to represent things, like in algebra2. to separate the world into country, county's and towns, like flags.3.to represent different religions- like the cross for Christians, the 6 pointed star for the Jewish... etc4. to show where certain places are, and to advertise things and places.5. to brand a certain product so that no one else can copy the creatures ideas.6. and finally to break the barrier between different languages.but that is in my opinion, and I don't think its that reliable so... :)


Why you have symbols?

I personally think that we have symbols for many reasons such as;1. to simplify maths but putting symbol in places to represent things, like in algebra2. to separate the world into country, county's and towns, like flags.3.to represent different religions- like the cross for Christians, the 6 pointed star for the Jewish... etc4. to show where certain places are, and to advertise things and places.5. to brand a certain product so that no one else can copy the creatures ideas.6. and finally to break the barrier between different languages.but that is in my opinion, and I don't think its that reliable so... :)


Does President Obama cover christian symbols in places he speaks?

No, this is an internet myth and it is total nonsense. The president has spoken in churches, synagogues, mosques, Hindu temples, and a variety of other places. He has never covered up the symbols of the places where he speaks, and there are many photos online of him speaking in these places, with the symbols visible. Further, since the president is a Christian, there is no reason for him to cover up the symbols of the religion he and his wife practice.


Where can MSN symbols be obtained?

Some of the best MSN symbols can be obtained right inside your computer. Personlized MSN symbols can be downloaded and obtained by places such as Sherv and Messletters.


Where is the bank on RuneScape?

There Are Many different places ( use the one in Lumbridge castle ) at the top ==Improved== When you open the main map (click the globe underneath the mini-map in the top right), all the "$" symbols represent a bank location.


Drawings that show where places are in relation to each other?

A map is the most common way to visually represent the relative locations of places. It uses symbols, lines, and colors to show the spatial relationships between different places. Cartographers use scale, legend, and orientation to help viewers understand the layout and distances between locations on a map.


What is the use of a key on a map?

Symbols used to identify places/items. :)