After you get all the PetPet Lab Maps, you are able to use the lab for your petpets, but of course, you must have all the original lab maps, first.
anywhere in 1 of the cave maps
you find mew in the grass maps and the ghost maps, but you have to beat all the gyms and elite four for each region.
Look on Google maps, someones probably tagged it
Maps
Since the world is round, flat maps (rectangular maps) distort the sizes of continents by making them larger than they actually are.
routes change all the time
Flat maps distort properties such as size, shape, distance, and direction of geographic features on the Earth's surface due to the challenge of representing a 3D spherical surface on a 2D plane. This distortion becomes more pronounced the further away from the equator you get.
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All flat maps do, globes do not.
Globes provide a more accurate representation of Earth's shapes and distances because they represent a 3D object on a 3D surface. Maps, on the other hand, often distort shapes and sizes due to the challenge of translating a spherical surface onto a flat plane.
Relative population density maps, height elevation maps, and mineral deposit maps are all I can think of.
poorly drawn maps cause them to argue about boundaries
DIRECTION
A common false statement about the use of longitude and latitude lines on maps is that they are evenly spaced across the globe. In reality, while lines of latitude are parallel and evenly spaced, lines of longitude converge at the poles and are widest apart at the equator. This means that the distance between lines of longitude decreases as you move towards the poles, which can distort perceptions of distance and size on flat maps.
poorly drawn maps cause them to argue about boundaries
Flat maps distort Earth's surface because it is impossible to represent a curved, three-dimensional surface like the Earth's on a flat, two-dimensional map without some distortion occurring. Different map projections use different techniques to minimize distortion in certain areas, such as shape, area, distance, or direction, but there will always be some level of distortion present.