On the map will be the information needed. It will say something like "2" equals 100 miles" It will also show you the measurement it is incorporating, a line that equals 2". It used to be called the "key". You will measure out 2" on the map and it will equal 100 miles. 2 is only an example. See link below.
map scales
their the same thing
To read maps effectively, legends and scales are essential tools. The legend explains the symbols and colors used on the map, helping you identify features like roads, parks, and landmarks. The scale indicates the relationship between distance on the map and actual distance on the ground, allowing you to measure distances accurately. By combining information from the legend and scale, you can navigate and interpret the map more effectively.
The ratio of the distance in true life to that shown on the map.
Yes, bar scales are used to convert map distance to ground distance.
The name used is a 'legend'
Linear, ratio, and vertical
how a map is interpreted (read), or meant to be 'read'
Map skills refer to the ability to read, interpret, and understand maps, which includes identifying symbols, understanding scales, and using cardinal directions to navigate accurately. These skills are essential for orienteering, geography, and general spatial awareness.
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Scales
Scales