A general geological map will show the structure of the ground's composition. A more specialised geological map may specifically show areas of coal seams near to the surface. How specialised a map is depends on what the map is needed to show.
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That would be latitude or longitude.
Clay
The earth's coolest layer is the ouer layer of earth because as you go more into the center of the earth it gets more heat because it has most of the lava from other hot things like a vlocano.
If the ozone layer continues to deplete, there would be UV rays entering the surface of earth. These UV radiations cause various fatal problems to life on earth.
This is the ozone layer, which is spread out through parts of the stratosphere. It protects the surface from ultraviolet radiation, though some still passes through. Without it, life would not be able to exist as it does now.
geoligical map
The surface.
geological map
I'm shure you would like to know
I'm shure you would like to know
If there were such a thing it would not be soft, it would be liquid, and would be called magma. There really is no completely molten layer of Earth except for the outer core which is composed primarily of liquid iron along with some nickel and other trace elements.
That would be called fog.
I believe this would be the oceanic crust
Below the earths surface.
The Ozone layer. Or the whole atmosphere in terms of air pollution / climate. Then again land surface is most important part of the surface layer because that is where we live. The sea is a larger part of the Earth's surface layer and plays a huge part in climate so I guess that makes it important. The plates on the surface layer are pretty important because they shift and cause volcanoes which affects the air and climate. The outer magnetic layer called the Van Allen belt is absolutely important otherwise we would have been toasted by radiation. I would be hard pressed to choose a single layer - they all form part of a complex system.
That would be latitude or longitude.
1800km - 1900km