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This Class 6 NCERT chapter "Maps" begins by revisiting the advantages of using a globe and highlights its limitations, particularly when focusing on specific regions.
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Sunderpur village and its surrounding areas
The chapter categorizes maps into three main types based on their focus and content:
These maps spotlight the natural features of the Earth, including mountains, plateaus, plains, rivers, and oceans. Referred to as physical or relief maps, they contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the Earth's topography.
Political maps illustrate cities, towns, villages, countries, and states worldwide, marking their boundaries. These maps are essential for understanding political and administrative divisions.
Thematic maps concentrate on specific information, such as road networks, rainfall patterns, and the distribution of forests and industries. Titles are assigned based on the information provided in these maps.
There are three Components of Maps – distance, direction and symbol.
Map of A Village
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1. What are the different types of maps? | ![]() |
2. How do distance and direction play a role in map reading? | ![]() |
3. What are symbols in maps and why are they important? | ![]() |
4. How do sketches and plans differ from traditional maps? | ![]() |
5. What is the significance of understanding maps in daily life? | ![]() |