Using and Comparing Map Information (Grade 11 NSC Matric Geography): Flashcards

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Using and Comparing Map Information
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Direction latitude lines run & what they measure

Horizontal (E-W); distance N or S of Equator

Direction longitude lines run & what they measure

Vertical (N-S); distance E or W of Prime Meridian

Coordinate format order (which comes first?)

Latitude first, then longitude

What thematic maps display

Specific types of information about the world

Unit for measuring population density

People per square kilometre

Very sparse population density range

0-5 people per sq. km

Very dense population density range

Over 500 people per sq. km

Climate pattern: places closer to Equator

Warmer climates

Definition of correlation in map analysis

When two factors appear to be related

Data urban planning uses from maps

Climate, population, and disaster risks

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