The map key or legend helps map readers understand the relative distances, features, and sites printed on the map.
When you open a map, you can usually find the legend near a corner. The legend identifies the symbols used on the map, the distance bars and the caveats that the map makers included in the map.
The part of a map which explains its symbols are called legends/map symbols.
the key or legend
A map KEY.
the key of the map. Or the map key. they are the same thing
No, a map key and a map legend do not have the same meaning, though they are often used interchangeably. A map key specifically refers to the list of symbols and their meanings used on a map, while a map legend typically includes the key along with additional information or explanations about the map. Essentially, the legend encompasses the key and can provide further context for interpreting the map.
The map key is different on any map; It helps you understand how to read the map. Sometimes there are symbols you do not understand, so the key describes what they mean.
Another name for a map legend is key.
The key of the map explains all the symbols used on the map.
Key
Map legend.
The part of a map which explains its symbols are called legends/map symbols.
the key or legend
map legend
A map KEY.
map key
The symbols on a map are defined in a key. The key defines each symbol so one can properly read a map.
the key of the map. Or the map key. they are the same thing