Principles And Methods of Teaching Geography
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Special maps. — In commercial geography political 164 TEACHING GEOGRAPHY maps are much used to show the distribution of mineral resources, vegetation regions, crop areas, density of cities, railway systems, etc. These features are some- • times shown in special maps, each in a different map, being thus emphasized, to the neglect, perhaps, of the rest. ' Physical map. — Since it is too confusing or impossible to represent everything on one map, it is customary to use the political map to show th...e artificial, human relations, and the physical maps (described en page 90) to represent topography, cUmatic conditions, etc. The physical features, also, are often analyzed and shown on special maps.
Comparative study of maps. — By means of these special maps, showing some one feature analyzed out by itself, that feature may be studied without any confusing , irrelevancies. Care should be taken, however, that these separate maps are again superimposed mentally to bring out the proper relations between them, or to show their composite effect.
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Special maps. — In commercial geography political 164 TEACHING GEOGRAPHY maps are much used to show the distribution of mineral resources, vegetation regions, crop areas, density of cities, railway systems, etc. These features are some- • times shown in special maps, each in a different map, being thus emphasized, to the neglect, perhaps, of the rest. ' Physical map. — Since it is too confusing or impossible to represent everything on one map, it is customary to use the political map to show th...e artificial, human relations, and the physical maps (described en page 90) to represent topography, cUmatic conditions, etc. The physical features, also, are often analyzed and shown on special maps.
Comparative study of maps. — By means of these special maps, showing some one feature analyzed out by itself, that feature may be studied without any confusing , irrelevancies. Care should be taken, however, that these separate maps are again superimposed mentally to bring out the proper relations between them, or to show their composite effect.
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