Thematic maps:
are designed to show different themes in a particular location. In this section of the blog I chose three different types of thematic maps to represent Iceland. I chose Iceland as my point of focus because it is a place that I have always wanted to visit. From what I have seen on the internet and from what I have read, I think Iceland is a beautiful place that is like no other in the world.Isopleth Map
Uses lines connecting places of equal distribution. In this example it is showing the temperature of Iceland in high detail.Source: www.bestcountryreports.com |
Dot Distribution Map:
Uses dots to represent a particular feature and relys on spatial patterns. This particular map is representing the population density of Iceland.
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Cartogram Map:
uses spatial geometry. the spaces on the map are distorted to show a particular attribute such as population which is depicted in this map.
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