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What map would you use to find populations?
to find the population you use a population map or a population pyramid.
Why would you use a map instead of a globe or an aerial photograph to find your way around you city?
You would use map instead of a globe because on a globe you would barley see south Jersey.But if you use a map you would be able to find even EHT.
Why would you use longitude and latitude when looking at a map?
We use longitude and latitude when looking at a map to calculate time.
What type of map would you use to find the location of coal at earths surface and why?
geoligical map
What instrument would you use to determine a grid azimuth on a map?
You would use a protractor or a compass to determine a grid azimuth on a map. These tools help you measure the angle between a grid line and the north direction on the map, providing the azimuth reading.
What map would you use on the Oregon Trail?
you would use map of territories
Which kind of map would you use to learn about growing seasons?
you would use a thematic map
Which kind of map would you use to learn about the names of countries?
You would use a precipitation map.
Which type of map would you use to find the location of a layer of coal?
You would use a geological map
What kind of map would you use for annual rainfall?
It would be a precipitation map.
What type of simple machine would a sailor use to raise the sail on his boat?
A sailor would use a pulley system as a simple machine to raise the sail on his boat. By attaching the sail to a pulley and pulling on the rope, the sailor can apply force to lift the sail more easily.
What map would you use to find out were is Asia?
A world map.
What winds would a sailor use to sail from eastern Canada to Europe?
doldrums
Who would use political maps?
who would use a political map
What would you use to tell a map reader what your map is about?
A heading and a legend
Which is more reliable method for a sailor to determine noth by using the star Polaris or reading afoad map?
A map doesn't tell you which way is north, it tells you which direction to go to get somewhere assuming you already KNOW which way is north... so it's not really an option except in special cases (for example, if a map shows two landmarks that are visible from the sailor's current position, he can use that to determine both where he is on the map and which direction is north).
What type of map would you use if you were to go mountain climbing?
You would want a topographical map.
