Skills (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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Types of map and scale
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Satellite imagery provides

Real-time views of Earth's surface from space

Satellite maps are useful for monitoring

Weather patterns, natural disasters, environmental changes

Political maps show

Human-made boundaries and divisions

Distribution maps show

How features/phenomena are spread across areas

Alternative name for distribution maps

Thematic maps

Relief maps show

Height and shape of land surface

Map scale tells you

Relationship between map distance and real-world distance

1:25000 OS map: 1cm equals

250 metres

1:50000 OS map: 1cm equals

500 metres

Smaller ratio number in scale means

More detailed map

Isolines are

Lines connecting points of equal value

Meaning of 'iso' in isolines

Equal

Contour lines connect points of equal

Height above sea level

Close together contour lines indicate

Steep land

Far apart contour lines indicate

Flat/gentle land

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