Antarctica is not a sovereign nation, nor is there any vertiginous population, no commerce and too little knowledge about this grand continent that occupies 10% of the earth's surface.
You can find both polar regions in map books, however, sequestered together usually. And you can find Antarctica on a world globe.
Because of the map projection used. When longitude lines are equally spaced, locations farther north or south appear larger, because the distance between meridians actually becomes much smaller as you near the poles.
A map is flat and the earth is round. To represent the round earth on a flat map means that you have to distort part of it - this is called a projection. There are many varieties of projection that can be used to make a map, each of which involves a different sort of distortion.
Because Antarctica contains the South Pole. The map direction north is defined as toward the North Pole and the direction south as toward the South Pole. The compass would be different at various locations around the map. East could be represented as clockwise from any point to the next, and counterclockwise as west, but points on the opposite sides of Antarctica would be simultaneously due east, due west, and due south of each other, depending only on the direction you intended to travel. And at the South Pole, you cannot go south.
Antarctica changes sizes alot so its easier to just leave it off also its not land its ice
Nobody really lives there, so for most maps it's considered ok to leave it off unless it has relevance to to purpose of the map.
the Earth is round so Antartica, being located on the southern pole, is more noticeably curbed than the other continents, but a map is flat so, to show all of Antarctica, they stretch it out and flatten it.
Your answer depends on your definition of size. Antarctica is about as big as USA and Mexico combined, which for some people means that Antarctica is big. Antarctica is not as large as Africa, which for some people means that it is small.
Flat maps, unless they focus on polar regions, do not adequately depict the Antarctic continent (or the Arctic).Because a flat map usually shows latitudes as lines parallel to the floor, and because there is no commerce or commercial value in Antarctica, the continent is depicted as a series of white, glacial continent edges at the bottom of the map. (This is especially true in northern-hemisphere-centric maps.)Actually, Antarctica is a more-or-less circular continent, with a long arm (peninsula) that points to South America. It is about the same size as US and Mexico combined and occupies 10% of the earth's surface.Here is a map:http://www.gdargaud.net/Antarctica/InfoAntarctica.html
It would appear that this product will work in some remote areas, but only in certain ones. The only maps that appear to be available are city maps (worldwide) and water/trail maps for the US, Canada, Australia, and Great Britain.
It doesn't appear blurred now; it even has some buildings labeled with the building numbers.
Arab maps primarily focused on the Mediterranean and Persia, whereas Western navigators needed to know the Atlantic Coast, the New World, and the area around India and Southeast Asia. Arab Maps were poor or extremely innacurate in these areas. Some of them even postulated that Africa connected with Antarctica.
Alaska, Antarctica, a large percentage of Greenland, some parts of Canada, parts of northern Asia...
All of Antarctica is a desert.
They are maps.
The sciencetists have discovered that there is some Animals in Antarctica like Penguins there are 3 oceans and 3 seas near Antarctica they are some island and lands in Antarctica too.
Some say that Antarctica is the home of the wind.
http://starwarsbattlefront.filefront.com/ has some maps