Topo
Mountain climbers can use a map to tell them the topographic elevation and steepness of their climb. Topographic maps provide contour lines that indicate elevation changes and the steepness of terrain, helping climbers assess the difficulty of their route. These maps are essential for navigation and planning safe climbing strategies.
A map in the shape of an oval is called the Mollweide Map.
A farm map?
A map of the ocean is called a topographic map. On a map the oceans surface has highs and lows look similar to the hills and valleys of the Earth's surface.
The small map within a larger map is called an "overview map". Much like a regular map, the map contained by the overview map often shows the region of the larger map within the context of the larger area. If, for example, the large map shows a city then the overview map may show the country that contains it.
A pack of climbers
Wall climbers are commonly referred to as "rock climbers" when engaging in the sport of climbing natural rock formations or artificial rock walls. In urban contexts, individuals who scale buildings or structures might be called "free climbers" or "urban climbers." Additionally, those who participate in competitive climbing events are often labeled as "competition climbers."
People who help climbers reach the summit of Mount Everest are called 'guides'.
Mountain climbers can use a map to tell them the topographic elevation and steepness of their climb. Topographic maps provide contour lines that indicate elevation changes and the steepness of terrain, helping climbers assess the difficulty of their route. These maps are essential for navigation and planning safe climbing strategies.
If you are talking about the swirly pole thing, they are called corkscrew climbers.
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I learned it was called a hitchhiker's thumb. its when your thumb is bent backward at the top.
A map in the shape of an oval is called the Mollweide Map.
This is called a map projection.
A chart diagram is often referred to simply as a chart, while a map is called a map.
Collectively, the symbols, with their meanings, on a map are called a 'legend'.