All flat maps do, globes do not.
Landmasses , map projections that show the correct size of landmasses are called equal-area maps. In order to show the correct size of the landmasses, the map usually distort shapes . This distortion is usually greater at the edges of the map and less at the center
A globe provides a more accurate representation of the size of continents, landmasses, and bodies of water compared to a flat map. Maps distort the size of landmasses as they try to represent a spherical Earth on a flat surface, causing inaccuracies, especially near the poles.
Gnomic Projections distort near poles.
Since the world is round, flat maps (rectangular maps) distort the sizes of continents by making them larger than they actually are.
Since the world is round, flat maps (rectangular maps) distort the sizes of continents by making them larger than they actually are.
They distort the surface because they are flat, while the surface is not.
routes change all the time
the way that they display landmasses
yes
Relative population density maps, height elevation maps, and mineral deposit maps are all I can think of.
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