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Q: Which is the truest representations of the earth an interrupted-area projection map?
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Is the truest representation of the earth a polar projection?

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Is the truest representation of the earth polar projection?

This was my question too. Here is what I know. Polar projection shows the poles. but not really like the whole earth. While the mercator shows a flat globe in certain parts. Mercator is like a map. If its truest representation then I will have to say polar projection wins.


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Where is the equator in a polar projection?

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Which map projection splits the Earth's oceans apart for the sake of showing the sizes and shapes of the Earth's continents more accurately?

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What different types of map projection?

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What displays a pie - shaped portion of the earth?

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