ESG126 Study Guide - Final Guide: Cultural Identity, Universal Transverse Mercator Coordinate System, Topological Map

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Perspective that human actions are shaped/caused by physical environment. Distribution of people and their patterns and processes. Importance of interpreting data and discerning its meaning. Spatial perspective changes what defines a region: ex: hamilton factory region might be a region within hamilton but would not likely classify on provincial or national scale. Visible/definable features of a land area. (cultural/human or physical) Ex: agriculture grid organization of rural ontario or buildings/highways/bridges in urban areas. Regions of the world are becoming similar in many ways: economic, Type of thematic map that uses shading to display data in a given area or region. (area defined separately) Map that defines its locations by equal data value. (isolates based on location). Type of thematic map that displays data using dots. Breaks up data into points, lines and areas. Breaks up maps into cells and describes content of the cell. Changing electoral boundaries to benefit a specific political party.

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