Because if you try to put all the things that anyone wanted to see on a map, it would be too cluttered to read. It is better to have a special purpose map for a special purpose. Then you can see what it is that you want to see, without getting confused or wasting time and missing important points.
See whether you can find a couple of marvellous books by Edward R. Tufte (Don't be put off by their stuffy titles, just page through them and see what a difference a well-designed special purpose map can make!)
The books' titles are:
"Envisioning Information"
and
"The Visual Display of Quantitative Information."
They use different types of maps ..................... Hi
Geographers use maps because that's what geographers do for a living. Geographers use maps to learn about the Earth's surface. That is their job.
Geographers use different kind of maps because they need them each one for a use.
Geographers will use there own maps and test to see if they are accurate
Geographers use colors and shapes to show regions on a map.
Cartographers provide the maps that geographers use.
they use maps and observations
Historically, geographers used maps, first hand accounts, and maybe even traveled to see things for themselves. Today, geographers usually rely on the vast amount of information gathered by satellites, which can then be viewed on computers. When making certain types of maps, such as population maps, they might use records in computer systems and feed them into a machine that generates the population map. They could also use computers or travel for other types of research.
Maps and GPS?
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There are many ways. Geographers can conduct interviews, direct observation, statistics, maps, and use some advanced software.
Some tools that geographers use are maps, globes, censers, compasses and many more. and they also use a Key map legend to help them decide where certain things are.
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