airplane = airport
dot with shaded circle = city
shield = route
line with three lines = train tracks
The meaning of each map symbol can vary depending on the map legend, but common symbols include roads, rivers, mountains, forests, buildings, parks, and airports. Each symbol on a map typically represents a specific geographic feature or location to help users navigate and understand the map more easily.
lines around each state. that depends on the map. they vary. the only way to be sure is to check the map legend. it will tell you what each symbol means.
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The symbol for a mountain on a topographic map typically looks like a series of contour lines concentrically spaced around a point, with each line indicating a certain elevation above sea level. The shape and size of the symbol may vary depending on the scale and style of the map.
You can look for a map legend or key, typically found in a corner of the map, to help you understand the symbols used on the map. The legend will explain what each symbol represents, such as roads, landmarks, or other features. If the legend is not available, you can also check the map's accompanying guide or legend online for clarification.
The symbols on a map are defined in a key. The key defines each symbol so one can properly read a map.
A drawing or marking that represents a feature on a map is called a symbol. These markings make up the map key.
You mean symbols, that represent things on a map. Yea, in a legend it shows the symbol and what it represents/symbolises. x]
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Symbol/Symbols
A symbol is a picture on a map. It is usually small and if you look it up in the map key it tells you what that symbol on the map is, and a little description of one or two words saying what that symbol means or stands for.
lines around each state. that depends on the map. they vary. the only way to be sure is to check the map legend. it will tell you what each symbol means.
tells you what each symbol in a map means
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a list of map symbols that tells what each symbol stands for.
A picture in a map key that represents an object is a symbol. Maps use keys to explain the meaning of each symbol on the map.
The key
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