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1. (i) Soil Maps represent an area's climate areas.
(ii) Climatic Maps are created to depict temperature distribution.
(ii) Climatic Maps are created to depict temperature distribution.
2. (i) Topographical maps are based on detailed surveys and are produced in the form of a series of maps by national mapping agencies in practically every country.
(ii) Relief, drainage, agricultural land, woodland, towns, means of communication, location of schools, post offices and other services and amenities are all depicted on these maps using unique Place and symbols.
(ii) Relief, drainage, agricultural land, woodland, towns, means of communication, location of schools, post offices and other services and amenities are all depicted on these maps using unique Place and symbols.
3. (i) The geographic term, the layer name, and the indicator name should all be included in a decent title.
(ii) The map's element reflects the map's subject.
(ii) The map's element reflects the map's subject.
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