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Flat maps distort the Earth's surface due to its three-dimensional shape being represented in two dimensions. This leads to inaccuracies in size, distance, and shape, particularly near the poles and equator. For example, Greenland appears much larger on a flat map than it is in reality. Such distortions can mislead viewers and affect navigation, geography education, and understanding of global relationships.

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